Someone did a good job on it. Have you tried it in a layout to see if it works?
8ntruck I believe that is a vintage Lionel Super O switch. They made these in the late 50's and early 60's.
I believe that is a vintage Lionel Super O switch. They made these in the late 50's and early 60's.
Super O was cataloged from 1957 to 1966 and Lionel only offered O-36 switches. The switch above is a hand made O-72 switch made with Super O rails.
Rob
Mike,
The switch not only looks realistic, but also appears that it would operate smoothly.
Who makes it?
Ralph
You place the switch motor wherever you want, on either side or underneath the table.
I am not well versed in Super O track, but shouldn't there be a switch stand of some sort? How do you reverse the points on this thing?
George
Mike Spanier
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