N Scale

Prototype History Trackside Signal Electronics Boxes are used to house the circuitry required to run grade crossings, trackside block signals, and more. Model Description: Sizes and Uses #605 - Small - Grade crossings and small block signal...

Next time you're driving around town, take special note of the big towers you see in the sky. Cell Phone towers are becoming a common site in modern America to meet the demand of millions and millions of wireless electronics users. Seeing how many us...

Modern Concrete Segmental BridgeExpansion Kit (Set B)BLMA Prototype History:Found across the United States, Modern Concrete Segmental Bridges have replaced literally thousands of aging wooden or early concrete styles of the past.Featuring generic parts...

Prototype History: All railroad rolling stock features ubiquitous grab irons. Generally made from near inch-thick metal rod, they provide support and safety for railroad crew members. Model Description: Struggling to install grab irons on your model?...

Prototype History: Developed in the late 1960's for rolling stock identification, the ACI plates became a common sight throughout the 1970's and beyond.  Ultimately, the program failed due to dirty, unreadable railcars and more sophisticated reading...

Prototype History: For the first time ever in N Scale, you can easily add freight/passenger car cut levers to your rolling stock.  Our set features eight pairs of the most common cut levers around along with four different mounting configurations for...

Prop your locomotive cab door open!  We've all seen it...A train rumbles past with the cab door open.  Or, a yard job shuffles cars around with 'added visibility' through an open front or back cab door.  Or, the local power is idling with doors open for...

Modern EMD Cab Sunshades BLMA Prototype History:EMD began using a longer style cab sunshade with their SD60M model and continued using this style on some roads through the SD90 series. Model Features:€¢  Etched in .005" Stainless Steel€¢  Accurate...

Prototype History: Cut Levers (or 'Cut Bars') are used to vertically lift or pull the coupler pin on all rolling stock. Simply put, these long, horizontal levers give train crews the leverage needed to open or close a coupler. This style of Cut Lever is...

Prototype History: This style of cut levers is common on all EMD diesel locomotives produced after the early-mid 1970's. Each set includes one pair of chemically-etched, Modern EMD Cut Levers and associated mounting pins. Model Features: €¢ Etched in ...

BLMA #11 - Early Style Loco Cut Levers (1 pr) - N Scale Prototype History: Cut Levers (or 'Cut Bars') are used to vertically lift or pull the coupler pin on all rolling stock. Simply put, these long, horizontal levers give train crews the leverage needed...

Prototype History: Turn-up the...cold!  Designed to cool truck trailers and rail cars, the X2 series refrigeration unit is manufactured by Carrier - a leader in efficient, commercial refrigeration. Compared to earlier Reefer Units, the X2 family was...

Prototype History A majority of EMD's mid-series locomotives (GP30-60 & SD40-70+) use a very standard looking pilot.  Because these pilots feature numerous details that require drilling, we've designed a simple layover for EMD pilots that will...

Prototype History Disliked by many railroaders, Remote Controlled Locomotives (RCL€™s) are becoming a common site around the country.  Our new set of numerous RCL Antenna Stands will make your modern switching fleet stand out! This detail set is etched...

Increase the Pulling Power of Your Engines Got a loco that can't get a grip? Bullfrog Snot provides a quick and easy way to improve the pulling power of HO, N or Z Scale engines - without taking them apart! Simply power up your loco so the wheels spin...

Bar Mills N Scale Insta-Fence detailed fencing, complete with realistic signs, includes everything you need for about 160 scale feet of fence for N train layouts and dioramas. Create privacy for residential yards, fence in an industrial site or surround...

Inspired by a similar model on George Sellios' Franklin & South Manchester layout, this is a neat detail that can be used to quickly improve and detail almost any commercial, residential or industrial building in any era. Bar Mills N Scale...

There are plenty of trestles available to modelers that are spanning the "Grand Canyon"... but what if your layout just has to traverse wetland, or mild geographical depressions ? That's what the "LowBoy" is all about. You can link several kits together

Lightly remove sharp edges from castings, spray with Grey Primer and paint to suit.