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From: mkostur
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  • I did, however, have that same whistling station with my Lionel train set

  • As far as the whistling station, which once again is bad ass!, something is telling me that it is not Lionel, it is a Marx toy train whistling shack, which Marx was a toy company that was big at the time, which I'm not really educated about so much, but I think they were part of Lionel, or another version.

  • Thanks a lot for uplolading this. I got my 2 year old a vintage/postwar set for his birthday and he plays with it everyday. The trains he has to be supervised with unless it has a lot of weight behind it as they are to fast but the handcars he can do all on his own. Do you know of a slower/under powered engine he might beable to use easily?

  • The log loader and mill are on his wishlist now. He has the milkcar, which is a lot of fun for him and we just ordered the Lionel whistle 48w station today along with the brakeman car and operating box car. I like the look of the Girard Whistle station that you have. Please contact me if you decide to sell ANYTHING from your collection.

  • I love those old whistle stations!!  They worked a hell of alot better then the coal tenders

  • FYI, you don't technically have the 145 hooked up correctly. The light should remain on when the door opens. Nice video though.

  • do they always buzz/rattle that much?

  • OSHA thats funny. Thank goodness for Youtube so I can see operating Lionel stuff operating before I buy as I am now reliving my childhhod thru train collecting.

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