HO Scale Locomotive and Rolling Stock Details

The Star 862 is a very basic end of train marker light, which sits in the coupler knuckle.  It has a battery powered red flasher unit and an air gauge, but no telemetry.  This style is used by small...

If you model the Mid 1970’s and on, chances are pretty high your cabooses should have one of these.  This light was super common, and used on more railroads than I can list.  While red is by far the...

A unique “forklift” strobe light briefly used by the SOO Line. 4 unpainted clear parts per sprue with 1.68mm x .95mm LED recess Instructions for lighting are provided on the packaging.  We will...

Generic style, semi modern warning light, used on heavy equipment, etc. 4 unpainted clear parts per sprue with 1mm mounting pins. Instructions for lighting are provided on the packaging.  We will...

Smaller strobe light made by Saturn. Common on the DT&I, SOO, WP, CNW and others. 4 unpainted clear parts per sprue with 1mm mounting pins. Instructions for lighting are provided on the packaging. ...

1970’s era short strobe light. Used by BAR, GTW and others. Commonly with Red, Amber or Clear domes. 4 unpainted clear parts per sprue with 1.3mm mounting pins. Instructions for lighting are...

Another strobe I unfortunately cannot find information on, however I think it was the older version of a Tomar 700. It has a small, pointed top amber strobe mounted on a square base. Soo line used a...

The 52-4 lense looks similar to the Saturn 6551 (the same supplier supplied the dome) however it mounted to the housing with a clamp ring instead of the 3 hold downs. These strobes were sometimes...

1970’s era strobe light, with a ribbed dome held down by 3 clamps. Used an amber or yellow tinted clear dome. Common on the UP, Soo Line and others. Very common 1970’s/980’s era strobe...

At some point the 851 became part of Federal Signal, who made the base a little shorter (they also offered a smaller lensed version). Soo line used a number of these in Red and amber. These are also...

One of the first styles of flashing strobe light introduced sometime in the 1970’s. A basic dome on a small plastic base. Used extensively by GTW & DT&I (clear lens), CNW (Amber Lens), SOO and many...

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 directly to the...

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 directly to the...

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.   This...

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 resin parts...

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 fire trucks...

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 were used – amber being the...