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2021 Lionel Catalog Pre-Order Program & Price List 2021 Lionel Catalog Pre-Order Program & Price List PRE-ORDER DEADLINE FEBRUARY 23, 2021 Item Cat Pre-Order Suggested Expect Qty Description Number Page # Price Retail Due VISIONLINE VISION 2-10-10-2s 2131470 BTO Santa Fe #3001 8-9 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2131480 BTO Santa Fe #3009 8-9 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2131490 BTO Santa Fe #3005 "Black Bonnet" 8-9 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2131500 BTO Santa Fe #3008 "Valley Flyer" 8-9 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR O SCALE / LEGACY STEAM USRA PACIFIC 2127530 NEW Texas Special 18" Passenger 2 Pack A 12-13 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127540 NEW Texas Special 18" Passenger 2 Pack B 12-13 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127550 NEW Texas Special 18" Passenger 2 Pack C 12-13 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127560 NEW Texas Special 18" Station Sounds Diner 12-13 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2131240 BTO Atlantic Coast Line #1504 10-11 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131250 BTO GM&O #5296 12-13 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131260 BTO Great Northern #1385 10-11 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131270 BTO M-K-T #411 12-13 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131280 BTO Nickel Plate #168 10-11 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131290 BTO Southern Pacific #611 10-11 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 2131300 BTO Union Pacific #3218 10-11 $1,349.99 $1,499.99 3rd QTR 4-6-0 CAMELBACKS 2131390 BTO Central New Jersey "Blue Comet" #770 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131400 BTO Central New Jersey #774 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131410 BTO Delaware & Hudson #810 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131420 BTO Long Island #18 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131430 BTO NYO&W #255 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131440 BTO Reading #652 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131450 BTO Strasburg #771 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR 2131460 BTO Hallows Eve Limited #1313 14-15 $584.99 $649.99 3rd QTR L2a MOHAWKS 2126300 NEW NYC Pacemaker Expansion Set 16-17 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2131510 BTO New York Central System #2700 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131520 BTO New York Central #2790 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131530 BTO New York Central #2728 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131540 BTO New York Central #2775 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131550 BTO New York Central #2727 (gray) 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131560 BTO New York Central #2750 (Pacemaker) 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR 2131570 BTO New Haven #3507 16-17 $1,439.99 $1,599.99 4th QTR O SCALE / LEGACY DIESEL SD70Ace 2133300 BTO Kansas City Southern #4009 "Heroes" 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133311 BTO Atlantic Coast Line #1840 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133312 BTO Atlantic Coast Line #1967 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133321 BTO Santa Fe #1859 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133322 BTO Santa Fe #1995 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133331 BTO Baltimore & Ohio #1828 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133332 BTO Baltimore & Ohio #1987 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133341 BTO Boston & Maine #1835 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133342 BTO Boston & Maine #1983 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133351 BTO Canadian Pacific #1881 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133352 BTO Canadian Pacific #2021 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133361 BTO Great Northern #1889 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133362 BTO Great Northern #1970 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133371 BTO Monon #1847 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR 2133372 BTO Monon #1971 (not shown) 20-21 $539.99 $599.99 3rd QTR Item Cat Pre-Order Suggested Expect Qty Description Number Page # Price Retail Due PA AA SETS 2133400 BTO M-K-T #152A/152C 22-23 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2133410 BTO New Haven #0760/0761 22-23 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2133420 BTO Cotton Belt #300/301 22-23 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2133430 BTO Delaware & Hudso #16/17 24-25 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2127360 NEW Delaware & Hudson 21” Passenger 4 Pack 24-25 $562.49 $749.99 4th QTR 2127370 NEW Delaware & Hudson 21” Passenger 2 Pack 24-25 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2127380 NEW Delaware & Hudson StaionSounds Diner 24-25 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2133380 BTO Erie Lackawanna LEGACY PA AA Set #862/863 26-27 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2127460 NEW Erie Lackawanna 21" Passenger 4 Pack 26-27 $562.49 $749.99 4th QTR 2127470 NEW Erie Lackawanna 21" Passenger 2 Pack 26-27 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2127480 NEW Erie Lackawanna 21" StationSounds Diner 26-27 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2133390 BTO GM&O LEGACY PA AA Set #290/291 28-29 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2127490 NEW GM&O 18" Passenger 2 Pack A 28-29 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127500 NEW GM&O 18" Passenger 2 Pack B 28-29 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127510 NEW GM&O 18" Passenger 2 Pack C 28-29 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127520 NEW GM&O 18" StationSounds Diner 28-29 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR GP30 2133441 BTO BNSF #2472 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133442 BTO BNSF #2826 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133451 BTO Chicago & Northwestern # 818 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133452 BTO Chicago & Northwestern # 823 (not shown) 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133461 BTO CSX (Chessie) #4126 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133462 BTO CSX (B&O) #4131 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133471 BTO Kansas City Southern #4100 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133472 BTO Kansas City Southern #4109 (not shown) 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133481 BTO Reading & Northern #2530 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133482 BTO Reading & Northern #2531 (not shown) 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133491 BTO Soo #700 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR 2133492 BTO Soo #703 (not shown) 30-31 $476.99 $529.99 3rd QTR VERANDA TURBINE 2133501 BTO Union Pacific #61 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133502 BTO Union Pacific #69 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133510 BTO Alaska #4501 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133520 BTO Great Northern #5020 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133530 BTO Pennsylvania #6201 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133540 BTO Rio Grande #4010 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133550 BTO Southern Pacific #8505 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133560 BTO US Department of Defense #1941 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133730 BTO Union Pacific #65 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR 2133740 BTO Union Pacific #67 32-33 $1,484.99 $1,649.99 4th QTR SW8 2133570 BTO Boston & Maine #801 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133580 BTO Coors #991 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133590 BTO Conrail #8657 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133600 BTO New York Central #9606 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133610 BTO Rock Island #818 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133620 BTO Seaboard Coast Line #19 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133630 BTO Southern Pacific #1102 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR 2133640 BTO Strasburg #8618 34-35 $449.99 $499.99 4th QTR O SCALE / HIGH END SETS 2122090 BTO Amtrak Acela High Speed Train Set 36-37 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127390 NEW Amtrak Acela High Speed Train Expansion Pack 36-37 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122100 BTO Amtrak Acela Concept High Speed Train Set 36-37 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127400 NEW Amtrak Acela Concept High Speed Train Expansion Pack 36-37 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122110 BTO Milwaukee Road High Speed Train Set 38-39 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127410 NEW Milwaukee Road High Speed Train Expansion Pack 38-39 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122120 BTO New Haven High Speed Train Set 38-39 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127420 NEW New Haven High Speed Train Expansion Pack 38-39 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122130 BTO Pennsylvania High Speed Train Set 40-41 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127430 NEW Pennsylvania High Speed Train Expansion Pack 40-41 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR Item Cat Pre-Order Suggested Expect Qty Description Number Page # Price Retail Due O SCALE / HIGH END SETS (continued) 2122140 BTO Santa Fe High Speed Train Set 40-41 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127440 NEW Santa Fe High Speed Train Expansion Pack 40-41 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122150 BTO Union Pacific High Speed Train Set 40-41 $2,249.99 $2,499.99 4th QTR 2127450 NEW Union Pacific High Speed Train Expansion Pack 40-41 $799.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122180 BTO Nickel Plate Road Work Train Set 42-43 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2126490 NEW Nickel Plate Road Work Train Expansion Pack 42-43 $509.99 $679.99 4th QTR 2122160 BTO New Hope and Ivyland Excursion Set 44-45 $899.99 $999.99 4th QTR 2122070 BTO Asa Packer Set 44-45 $1,979.99 $2,199.99 4th QTR 2122080 BTO 1926 Cardinals Train Set 46-47 $1,889.99 $2,099.99 4th QTR 2127080 NEW 1926 Cardinals Train Expansion Pack 46-47 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2127090 NEW 1926 Cardinals Train Station Sounds Diner St Mary of the Lake46-47 $277.49 $369.99 4th QTR 2122170 BTO Santa Fe Valley Flyer Set 48-49 $1,979.99 $2,199.99 4th QTR 2127150 NEW Santa Fe Flyer Expansion 2-Pack 48-49 $299.99 $399.99 4th QTR 2122040 BTO Pennsylvania John Bull Display Set 50-51 $899.99 $999.99 3rd QTR 2122050 BTO Camden & Amboy John Bull Set 50-51 $944.99 $1,049.99 3rd QTR 2122060 BTO "Uncle Sam" John Bull Set 50-51 $944.99 $1,049.99 3rd QTR O SCALE / PASSENGER CARS 2127100 NEW Rio Grande Ski Train Power Car 52-53 $247.99 $329.99 3rd QTR 2127110 NEW Rio Grande Ski Train 4 Pack 52-53 $562.49 $749.99 3rd QTR 2127120 NEW Rio Grande Ski Train 2 Pack 52-53 $247.99 $369.99 3rd QTR 2127130 NEW Rio Grande Ski Train StationSounds Diner 52-53 $247.99 $369.99 3rd QTR O SCALE / FREIGHT CARS VISION BOXCARS 2126370 NEW Baltimore & Ohio #467434 54 $149.99 $199.99 4th QTR 2126380 NEW Maryland & Pennsylvania #5624 54 $149.99 $199.99 4th QTR 2126390 NEW Missouri Pacific #41260 54 $149.99 $199.99 4th QTR 2126400 NEW Pennsylvania 54 $149.99 $199.99 4th QTR 2126410 NEW Southern Pacific #163285 54 $149.99 $199.99 4th QTR 2126420 NEW Western Pacific #220086 54
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