N Scale Locomotive and Rolling Stock Details

15" Drop Grab IronsBLMA Prototype History:All railroad rolling stock features ubiquitous grab irons.  Generally made from roughly one inch diameter metal rod, they provide support and safety for railroad crew members. Model Description:These highly...

BLMA 58 - 18" Straight Grab Irons (20) - N Scale Prototype History: All railroad rolling stock features ubiquitous grab irons.  Generally made from roughly one inch diameter metal rod, they provide support and safety for railroad crew members. Model...

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...

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 ...

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...