LGB Mogul on my Indoor Wall Layout

The Mogul is an American classic. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, more than 10,000 of these versatile locos were built for freight and passenger service throughout North America. The term "Mogul" refers to the 2-6-0 wheel configuration.

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Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Mogul
• model
• train
• locomotive
• 2-6-0
• LGB
• indoor
• layout
• large-scale

[DoktorBeat100]

is this the original sound of the loko?

[SilvermanStan]

@DoktorBeat100 Yes, this is the original factory sound.

[beroth1]

I love the moguls. How much do they generally cost? Can you find them new anymore?

[SilvermanStan]

@beroth1 I agree - moguls are wonderful. WholesaleTrain shows them available Fall 2010. Reynauds lists them for $685.

There are usually a few listed on eBay - sometimes new.

[Chris9017]

The most expensive LGB Mogul with sound was the LGB Christmas mogul which was made in 2004 and cost about $1600.00 However most moguls with sound would cost $1K.

The most expensive mogul without sound was the Disneyland Paris Railroad William F. Cod due to Disney putting on up charge on their things. Most moguls would cost an average of $600.

[Chris9017]

The average price of fully loaded LGB Mogul is between $900-$1600 depending on road name. The price of this would be roughly $1K.

A mogul without sound would cost $400-$900 depending on Road name, so if this engine did not have sound it would cost roughly $500.00

[DoktorBeat100]

It is an Digital Loko?

[beroth1]

@SilvermanStan Thanks!