N Scale

The 315 series is a commuter model train from JR Central, developed to replace the 211 series and similar models generated before and after the JR privatization. It was the first format to adopt the company's next-generation brand, "N-QUALIS." Since...

Expand your point-to-point rail system with this electronically equipped track specifically designed for the open-end track configuration of the E-Z Track(R) auto-reversing system. Must be used in conjunction with Auto Reversing System #44847, sold...

Prater's Products represents a rural or sub-urban sales outlet - featuring a variety of products that might be found in a mercantile shop, but it also includes consignment sales for locals to sell used items.  It can, of course, be renamed for a...

Whether for your first train set or for more advanced layouts Bachmann N Scale E-Z Track makes setting up easy. Each section combines track and roadbed into a single piece, with snap-fit assembly and plug-in wiring to provide instant railroad fun. A...

2 pack completes 1 car

2 pack completes 1 car

Scale? N Scale Signs per pack8 signs Sign size in N ScaleSides 36" x 36" x 36" x 36" Sign AssemblyYou will have to cut them out. Then glue them to a pole or what ever you like. Pole InformationPoles are sold separately. Notes? Signs are made of a...

You will need one section of Kato 20-000 for the straight and one section each of 20-170 and 20-171 for the curves. This item includes 2 modules.

Simple to build and lightweight, these are the ideal module to get started in T-Trak or model railroading in general. Made from 1/8 inch lite plywood, with tab and slot construction, meaning the only tool needed to build is a 6mm hex/Allen wrench. All...

Simple to build and lightweight, these are the ideal module to get started in T-Trak or model railroading in general. Made from 1/8 inch lite plywood, with tab and slot construction, meaning the only tool needed to build is a 6mm hex/Allen wrench. All...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...

First produced in 1948 for Pennsylvania Railroad as class G31, PRR purchased 11,600 welded cars of this body style in the G31/G31A/G31B/G35, serving the Standard Railroad of the World in every corner of North America in many customer applications. If...