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Expand your train set with a brand new model thanks to the Bachmann Trains 505... Expand your train set with a brand new model thanks to the Bachmann Trains 50565 N Scale 1:160 New Jersey Central USRA Locomotive. This box train toy is modeled after the classic New Jersey Central locomotive made from durable metal that accurately... more

Kato USA Milwaukee Road EMD FP7A-F7B Locomotive Set N Scale The Milwaukee Road... Kato USA Milwaukee Road EMD FP7A-F7B Locomotive Set N Scale The Milwaukee Road ran passenger trains between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest. Three different locomotives were used to pull the consist between Chicago and Olympia WA in the early 50 s;... more

1:160 Scale – DRB Class 01-10 (01.10) Steam Locomotive - Germany 1939 -- Len... 1:160 Scale – DRB Class 01-10 (01.10) Steam Locomotive - Germany 1939 -- Length: 6.25 Width: 0.75� Height: 1.25 This model is made of a combination of metal and plastic parts. It is a static model and does not move at all or has moving parts. The... more

Kato USA EMD E7A New York Central #4008/4022 2-Locomotive Set N Scale All new ... Kato USA EMD E7A New York Central #4008/4022 2-Locomotive Set N Scale All new tooling Both units powered for maximum traction DCC ready New York Central 1940 s/early 1950 s livery Limited production. One-time run. The “20th Century Limited� one of... more

Prairie Steam Locomotive - UNION PACIFIC #1840 - N Scale. In the early 1900 s ... Prairie Steam Locomotive - UNION PACIFIC #1840 - N Scale. In the early 1900 s the Locomotive were built to be used on the mid-western prairies. In all 1500 were built with many of them used in short lines. The Bachmann models features: Highly Detailed... more

Prototype Information: The 4-8-8-4 Big Boy is an articulated Steam Engine manu... Prototype Information: The 4-8-8-4 Big Boy is an articulated Steam Engine manufactured by the American Locomotive Company between 1941 and 1944. The Union Pacific was the sole purchaser of these engines owning and operating a total of 25 of the... more