Railroad Tugboats
---In America’s busiest ports such as New York Harbor, tugboats played a vital role in the freight business. Railroads that served the bustling waterfronts employed their own specialized “navies” of tugs and carfloats painted in liveries that matched their landlubber locomotive-bound brethren. This tugboat is inspired by an actual vessel in the Baltimore & Ohio’s “navy”. The realistic whistle is based on a recording of a Crosby 12” brass whistle, the most common type used on tugboats. The water wake base is removable, so these models can be easily displayed on a train room shelf or integrated into a waterfront layout. Smoke, lights and whistle sounds all feature individual switch control. All features can be activated via track power on a layout. Four AA batteries (not included) are required for lights and whistle sounds in a display environment or add a 36-watt Accessory Transformer 6-32923 (see page 123) for an easy way to access all of the features whether as a shelf display or on a layout
Features:
• Durable painted body
• Removable base
• Operating smoke unit
• Realistic whistle
• Interior lighting
• Metal handrails
• Dimensions: Approx. 19” x 5” x 11”
(6-14180) Baltimore & Ohio $199.95

Lionel Lighthouse
---This lighthouse is inspired by the Heceta Head Light on the Oregon coast. The Lionel Lighthouse should be the centerpiece of any maritime layout. A bright rotating searchlight and authentic foghorn warn off stray ships. It now includes adjustable volume control and new DC adapter jack (wall power pack not included). The Lionel Lighthouse will shine as an animated display piece off of the layout as well.
Features:
• Rotating searchlight
• Interior lighting
• Realistic foghorn
• Adjustable volume control
• DC adapter jack
• Durable construction
• Metal tower and tower base
• Dimensions: 12” x 8” x 18”
(6-24135) $159.95