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The folks over at Three Rail Innovations, Inc put together a nice "How To" guide describing the process of isolating the outside rail of K-Line by Lionel SuperStreets track.  View the guide here.

When Lionel bought K-Line I never understood why they didn’t resurrect the old K-Line site that was chock full of product information.  Well, starting today the product information found on the old K-Line site will  be available at www.legacykline.com.  All the product information from the old K-Line site just before the company went under has been transformed into a neatly organized, easy to navigate website.  The site was created by On The Mark Technologies, a side business of Mark Johnson, a.k.a. MojoMark to those that frequent the O Gauge Railroading and Model Train Journal forums.  Mark did a fine job parsing and presenting the information from the old site.  Check out the new site here. 

K-Line by Lionel is producing a line of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey themed items.  Check out the on-line brochure here.

Lionel has released a list of corrections for their 2007 Volume 1 Lionel and K-Line by Lionel catalogs. 

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Continue to read Lionel and K-Line by Lionel 2007 Volume 1 catalog corrections

I’m not sure when this happened but Lionel launched a new website dedicated to their K-Line by Lionel product line.  The site probably launched in conjunction with the inaugural K-Line by Lionel 2007 Volume 1 catalog but I missed it.   Check out the site here.  Hey Lionel, you may want to redirect traffic heading for www.k-linetrains.com to the new site.

The Lionel 2007 Volume 1 and K-Line by Lionel 2007 Volume 1 catalogs are now available on-line.  Lionel’s catalog includes a new 246E tinplate set and a beautiful Southern Pacific GS-4 (MSRP $1,199).  The K-Line catalog is interesting, lots of SuperStreets and a few steam locomotives including K-Line’s rendition of the Southern Pacific GS-4 (MSRP $599.99).