Gotham Rail and Marine

The Tomar 804 is about the most common strobe light used today, starting in the 1980’s. It is a very compact light, with a basic lens.  An entire slew of mounting options exists, from...

The Tomar 804 is about the most common strobe light used today, starting in the 1980’s. It is a very compact light, with a basic lens.  An entire slew of mounting options exists, from...

This is a newly revised version of one of our first strobe lights.  The 200BC is a very unique strobe light in that it is a basic strobe light, however it has a clear outer dome protecting it...

A common Soo Line modification, was to remove the entire upper portion of the Pyle 15630 light and use the base to mount a Saturn 6551 Strobe Light. Includes 4 unpainted clear resin parts with a 1...

A common modification – this time by EJ&E, was to remove the entire upper portion of the Pyle 15630 light and use the base to mount a Tomar 804 Strobe Light. Includes unpainted 4 clear...

One of the older styles of flashing light (not a strobe). Used a locomotive headlight bulb pointing down at a rotating reflector. Common in the Pacific Northwest roads. Came with a clear, red,...

The is the older, taller style of the Federal Commander rotary beacon.  Used extensively by CN, GTW and D&TLS, as well as some industrials.  The red version was used on 1960’s era...

Very common rotary beacon, used extensively by BN, CNW, UP and many others. Cast aluminum base, with two rotating lightbulbs inside. Clear, amber, red, yellow, green or blue domes were used. Clear...

A “faux” rotary beacon with no moving parts. Used by numerous railroads from the 1980’s-1990’s. This newer version uses a spun aluminum base.  Amber, red or blue domes...

A “faux” rotary beacon with no moving parts. Used by numerous railroads from the 1970’s-1990’s. This older version uses a cast base (that was usually painted), with a slightly...