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QUOTE The problem with lima is not so much they are out of business but that some of their range has been devalued by the release of newer improved loco's by other makers.
The problem with Lima is more that they are toy trains rather than model trains. Their value would be low unless you waited around for the right buyer. Selling them on EBay is probably your best bet as you'll get the widest possible selection of buyers.
The problem with Lima is more that they are toy trains rather than model trains. Their value would be low unless you waited around for the right buyer. Selling them on EBay is probably your best bet as you'll get the widest possible selection of buyers.
