Over 4 hours of wall-to-wall Lionel action. See Norm Charbonneau's amazing scale-detailed layout, Lionel Christmas displays at famous New York stores, David Dansky's mind-blowing multi-gauge and multi-era layout, Lionel's new display that operates 32 trains, see how Lionel new scale models compare with their original toy versions, a re-make of Lionel's 1957 showroom layout that will take you back in time, plus lots more.

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Over 4 hours of spectacular Lionel action - legendary trains, world-class layouts, the latest Vision Line locomotives, expert operating and layout building tips - plus a lot more. We don't have space to list everything in each show so here's a partial list

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We visit the Lionel Railroad Club - Milwaukee where the big attraction is an eye-popping, multi-level layout, topped off with a 28-foot long replica of the Hellgate Bridge.

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The Lionel Visitors Center layout has a new home. The popular layout, previously at the Lionel headquarters in Michigan, has been beautifully restored and is now on display at the Railroad Museum in Riverhead, New York. TM cameras check it out.

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We feature Lionel's charming 0-6-0 and 0-4-0 steam switchers, from the classic scale and semi-scale switchers of the Prewar Era to the Modern Era's scale switchers and much more.

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The spectacular NorthPark Center layout in Dallas will take your breath away. More than 40 Lionel trains take a magical journey across America on over 2500 feet of track - see models of the Washington Monument, the White House, Golden Gate Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Times Square and more.

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David Dansky's amazing Prewar and Postwar collection and layout, a magnificent scale-detailed Postwar layout, tips on weather, how to add scale details, motorized units, and we compare the real Southern Pacific Daylight with Lionel's scale model.

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Lionel's 1957 Super O showroom layout, the holiday displays at Macy's, FAO Schwarz, Grand Central Terminal, the "36-trains-in-action" Lionel exhibit, a T-rail layout that operates three rare 763s, and the second wave of Conventional Classics.

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