HO Scale

Load your steel service cars with this kit. Injection molded parts capture the look of the huge coils but are easy to build. Parts for twelve coils in two sizes are included.

Athearn horns are highly detailed lost wax brass castings. Feature mounting lugs for simple installation.

Make steam-era streets and highways safer in minutes with the SceneMaster Stop Sign Set. Signs of this type were adopted in 1924 as part of a broader effort to improve traffic safety and were offcially used through 1954. Ready to use, the set includes 10...

Add color and variety along busy streets with these billboards, designed to mount directly on buildings! Features of this SceneMaster kit include: Newly tooled kit! Realistic detail for businesses, industry and other structures on busy streets Fits...

WalthersProto HO Scale Type 2411 Heavyweight 6-Wheel Passenger Trucks are designed especially for all-steel heavyweight cars. Trucks of this type were used from the 1920s until the cars were retired. Designed especially for the Walthers (932-series)...

 Belt-driven for quiet operation.  Atlas 305 - Manually Operated Turntable  - HO Scale

Kit - Fits most 50' & larger gondolas - sold separately A great inbound load for your HO utility company, this new Cornerstone kit will make most gondolas (sold separately) more realitic quickly and easily! Features of the Cornerstone kit...

Keep your HO diesel fleet ready for the road with the Cornerstone 130' Brick Diesel House. Typical of purpose-built facilities that began appearing in the 1930s and are still used today, this detailed structure kit features: Based on a Milwaukee Road...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...

48’ Exterior Post containers were introduced in 1986 and were a common site on nearly all double stack container trains of the later ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. These containers were used for domestic freight service and were purchased by numerous railroads...