בידספיריט | Lionel O and O27 Gauge

Lionel O and O27 Gauge Pennsylvania Railroad F-3B Non-Powered Dummy Unit 6-8060 - This Lionel O and O27 gauge model train engine is a non-powered Pennsylvania Railroad F-3B diesel locomotive unit. The body is constructed primarily of plastic with a metal chassis and wheels. It is finished in a Tuscan Red livery featuring five horizontal gold stripes running along the side. The word PENNSYLVANIA is printed in gold serif capitals below the stripes. The unit includes two porthole-style windows and molded vents and grilles. The chassis features detailed simulated trucks and couplers. The item is housed in its original illustrated cardboard retail box featuring a clear plastic display window. The box side bears the text Expanding railroads need more engines. Lionel offers a wide choice of big diesels, electrics and steam locomotives and LIONEL. A manufacturer address of MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN 48045 is printed on the box. The end panel features a white adhesive label reading Tuscan Red Pennsylvania F-3B (NON-POWERED DUMMY UNIT) 6-8060. The front of the box is marked LIONEL, O AND O27 GAUGE, ENGINE, and includes a red circular badge stating MATCHING NON-POWERED DIESEL UNIT!. The box graphics include images of other Lionel products such as the 8569 Soo Line caboose and the 8571 Frisco diesel. A section on the box base is titled BUILDING A RAILROAD and another section details a LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY provided by Lionel of Fundimensions, a division of the General Mills Fun Group, Inc. , The locomotive unit appears to be in unplayed-with condition as seen through the display window (photo 1, 2). The gold stripes and lettering are crisp and intact (photo 2). The original packaging shows moderate wear consistent with age, including scuffing and edge wear (photo 1, 5). There is noticeable discoloration and staining on the white portions of the box (photo 4). The clear plastic window is intact but exhibits light surface scratches and accumulated dust (photo 1). A small tear is visible at one corner of the box (photo 4).