Track &
Transformers

If anything has stayed constant since the beginning of the postwar era -- or even going back to the prewar era -- it is track and transformer. Every layout, no matter how big or small, must have track and a transformer.

This section provides information on the introductory 25 watt transformers up to the King-of-the-Hill 275 watt ZW! We'll also review the three main types of track produced by Lionel: 027, O and Super O.

Click on any of the entries in the chart listed below. You'll be presented with detailed information on the specific item. Every listing contains specific product data with a brief history of the item and at least one photo. Whether doing some serious reseach on model trains or simply taking a stroll down memory lane, take your time as you absorb the pages that follow. Some of you will view the exact trains you had while growing up, some will recognize the trains your parents had, others will discover startling facts about the glory years of a company that has become a piece of Americana.

Track & Transformers
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Item # YearsDescription
KW 1950 - 1965190 Watt Transformer
LW 1955 - 1966125 Watt Transformer
RW 1948 - 1954110 Watt Transformer
SW 1961 - 1966130 Watt Transformer
TW 1953 - 1960175 Watt Transformer
ZW 1948 - 1966250 / 275 Watt Transformer
042 1946 - 1959 Switches - O Gauge
1014 1955 40 Watt Transformer
1032 1948 75 Watt Transformer
1033 1948 - 1956 90 Watt Transformer
1041 1945 - 1946 60 Watt Transformer
1042 1947 - 1948 75 Watt Transformer
1044 1957 - 1969 90 Watt Transformer
1053 1956 - 1960 60 Watt Transformer
6009 1953 - 1955Remote Control Track - 027 Gauge
6019 1953 - 1955Remote Control Track - 027 Gauge

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