How to Restore Lionel Passenger Set, 613,614 and 615, Pullman/ Observation / Baggage Cars. Episode 1

[@edwardtomczak6061]

Very good information.

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gary7862]

Very cool. 👍

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

Thanks for Watching

[@hastyone9048]

Well done. I finally completed restoration on the exact same cars. Mine were originally terra cotta and cream. I kept the same color scheme. I think they are some of the nicest O gauge passenger cars Lionel ever made. They were certainly high end as they were offered with the 226E as well as the prewar semi scale Hudson. Very good technique. Thanks for posting.

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

Very cool! I'd Love to see some pics of yours......Thanks for watching and subscribing...... Mark T

[@joannelewis3970]

If you anneal the tabs by heating with a torch, after you disassemble,it lessens the possibility of tab breakage during reassmbly.

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

THANKS JOANNE, I'LL TRY THAT.....

[@flynnlizzy5469]

@@mt.trainrestorations5931 'anneal': To heat (metal or glass) and allow it to cool slowly, in order to remove internal stresses and toughen it. Thought it might help other neophytes like myself. 'neophyte': a person who is new to a subject, skill, or belief. Geeesh 😀

[@ronstrainsandmore]

Very Nice Tutorial my friend!! it's videos like this that really helps the model railroading Community and O Scale Train Community thanks for the upload very cool video nice work nice passenger cars also!!

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

Thank you very much! Mark T

[@terrystrainsdownunder9856]

👍👍👍