HO Scale Rolling Stock

All New Tooling 8' Youngstown door 8-panel riveted car sides AAR tab side sills Detailed underbody including AB brakes 7-rung side and end ladders 4-3-1 Improved Dreadnaught Ends Ajax hand-brake wheel Stanray diagonal panel roof Apex see-through running...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

On December 20, 1967 the United Aircraft TurboTrain rocketed to an amazing 170.8 MPH on the Pennsylvania Railroad in New Jersey. To this date, this is still the fastest speed ever achieved by a production train in the United States or Canada...

Here comes the Pacific Car and Foundry B-70-69/71/75 Boxcar... again! This popular boxcar makes a triumphant return, but there's a catch: it is currently in production and quantities will be limited!  THESE ARE THE FINAL EIGHT CARS! As the...

CBQ FEATURES: CB&Q NE-13 A Class caboose Caboose whistle in DCC mode Firecraker-style antenna ICC CABOOSE FEATURES: Better than brass detail™ including roadname and road number specific detail and laser-sharp painting and...

FWD (BN) FEATURES: Caboose whistle in DCC mode Firecraker-style antenna ICC CABOOSE FEATURES: Better than brass detail™ including roadname and road number specific detail and laser-sharp painting and printing Interior seating for the...

Features: Ready to run Ultra-fine detail Accurate painting/printing Prototypical ride height 100-ton Trucks 36” metal wheels Separately applied cut levers Trainline air hoses Etched metal cross over platforms

Grit N Grime Series Authentically Weathered cars Unassembled Accurail kit, fully decorated

LV “Original 12-1965 X58B” replicates the Lehigh Valley’s second group of X58 cars (and not yet offered by Tangent, until today!) from the PRR Samuel Rea Shops.  These 60 cars were built in early December 1965, classed as...

LV “Original 12-1965 X58B” replicates the Lehigh Valley’s second group of X58 cars (and not yet offered by Tangent, until today!) from the PRR Samuel Rea Shops.  These 60 cars were built in early December 1965, classed as...

LV “Original 12-1965 X58B” replicates the Lehigh Valley’s second group of X58 cars (and not yet offered by Tangent, until today!) from the PRR Samuel Rea Shops.  These 60 cars were built in early December 1965, classed as...

MULTI-LEVEL CAB CAR FEATURES:• Designed from prototype drawings and field research with the cooperation of NJ TRANSIT• Illuminated directional LED headlight/ditchlights and red marker lights• Interior includes seat details and LED...