O PRR Legacy L1 Mikado #1369

Sharing a boiler and many other parts with its more popular sister the K4, the Pennsylvania L1 was standard freight power for the Standard Railroad of the World. And with 525 of them, they were a common sight indeed! Although larger and more specialized locomotives would take the spotlight in later decades, the majority of L1s continued to serve to the last days of Pennsy steam. From the Delmarva Peninsula to Rose Lake Yard in East St. Louis, from trimming the westbound hump bowl in Enola to snapping passenger trains up the east slope to Gallitzen, the L1 could be found in just about every corner and every sort of assignment on the vast system. The Pennsy was also fond of pairing the Lollipops with other power to balance starting tractive effort and higher speed mainline running. The appearance of the locomotives changed little over the years however, with the addition of power reverse and stokers being the biggest changes. And a good number remained hand bombers their entire lives to the chagrin of firemen. Even the front-end revisions following WWII eluded a good number of the class. But there were some notable exceptions including some experiments with boosters, oil burners, early Trainphone antenna systems (reflected on #1369 here) and even one converted to a water tube boiler. The Pennsy sold a handful of the locomotives to other lines in the 1940s. Three went to the Santa Fe in 1945 where they were converted to oil burners and ran with Santa Fe tenders until retirement in 1947. The DT&I (owned by the PRR at the time), Lehigh & New England, Montour and Cambria & Indiana also picked up two or three each. One locomotive from the group, No. 520, was selected to represent the class in the railroads historical collection and is preserved today at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. New to the Lionel roster, the L1 has been extensively upgraded with LEGACY and Bluetooth control as well as Lionels RailSounds system, whistle steam, and all of the other great features youve come to expect as standard in a Lionel locomotive. Pennsylvania locomotives are offered in both Prewar and Postwar versions typical of the years before and after WWII, although many of the locomotives retained the earlier look into the 1950s. No. 1369 features the experimental Trainphone antenna application. Our Santa Fe version includes a brass tender replicating their appearance in service. Theres no job too large or small for this landmark locomotive and no reason not to add one to your roster!

• LEGACY Control System equipped able to run in LEGACY Control mode, in TrainMaster Command Control mode, or in Conventional mode with a standard transformer
• Bluetooth Control Operate with Universal Remote or LionChief App
• Lionel Voice Control (LVC) run your locomotive by speaking commands into your phone via LionChief App
• Odyssey II Speed Control
• IR Transmitter that works with LCS SensorTrack
• Whistle steam
• Road-specific details
• Powerful maintenance-free motor with momentum flywheel
• Wireless Tether connection between locomotive and tender
• ElectroCoupler on rear of tender
• Directional lighting including operating headlight and back-up light on rear of tender
• Bicolor illuminated classification lights on the front of locomotive where applicable. Using a Legacy controller, change the color of the classification lights between white or green
• Traction tires
• Interior illumination in cab
• Die-cast metal locomotive body, pilot, and trucks
• Die-cast metal tender body and trucks
• High level of separately applied metal details
• Separately applied builders plate
• Synchronized fan-driven smoke unit
• Adjustable smoke output
• Authentically detailed cab interior
• Cab glass windows
• Engineer and fireman figures

LEGACY RailSounds sound system featuring:

• CrewTalk dialog with different scenarios depending on whether the locomotive is in motion or stopped
• TrainSounds that mimic operating dialog when the locomotive is in motion or stopped
• Six official railroad speeds with CrewTalk dialog
• DynaChuff synchronized with 32 levels of intensity as the locomotive gains speed
• LEGACY Real-Time Quilling Whistle control with instant response for realistic signature quilling and correctly timed warning signals 5 different whistles to choose from for a more customized experience.
• Single hit or continuous mechanical bell sounds 5 levels of bell pitching for customized sounds
• Sequence Control: plays the sound effects of an entire trip, including warning sounds and announcements, based on the movement and speed of the locomotive
• Current speed and fuel dialog, coal or oil loading sound effects

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

• Rail Line:Pennsylvania
• Road Number:1369
• Gauge:O Gauge
• Power:Electric
• Engine Type:Steam
• Min Curve:O42
• Dimensions:Length: 21