Popularized in song, the Orange Blossom Special was a seasonal train marketed to lure travelers from the frigid Northeast to sunny Florida. From 1925 to its final run in 1953, it remained a heavy weight consist. The train was repainted however in its final years of operation, wearing a coat of red and a “green” that was nearly completely gray. Running over Pennsylvania and RF&P north of Richmond, the consist could look just as sharp behind a pair of RF&P E units or a GG1. Lionel’s set is also perfect for clearing away any winter blues. The seven-car train is ready to take your plastic patrons on an overnight trip to Florida’s vacationland. Whether you run it behind the matching E8s or other power, this train is sure to have you singing!