N Scale Rolling Stock

"Released July 2025 Built in the mid-1970s, this ATSF covered hopper has a capacity of 4600 cubic feet, and carries the ATSF “Q” logo. This marking indicates the ATSF “Managing Total Quality” program which existed from the 1980s...

Released July 2025 Built in 1953 by Pullman Standard, this 65’ mill gondola was designed to haul finished structural steel shapes and other bulky loads, and featured drop ends that allowed the gondola to carry loads longer than the car. The...

Released July 2025 This American Car & Foundry leased 4,650 cubic foot capacity 3-bay covered hopper was built in 1969 and used in sugar service. American Car & Foundry later became GE Railcar Services Corp, a division of General Electric,...

Released July 2025 Founded in 1885 by Charles LaCroix, the Clicquot Club Company was one of the Nation’s largest beverage companies, selling ginger ale and a number of different soda varieties. It was purchased by the Cott Beverage Corporation in...

Released July 2025 The Sudbury Brewing & Malting Company was founded in 1907 by three Canadian families – the Doran’s, the Mackey’s and the Fee’s. Operations expanded throughout Northern Ontario, until 1971 when the company...

Released July 2025 Built in 1963 by PC&F, this BX-90 class ATSF 50’ boxcar featured Load Dividers, Side Wall Fillers, Insulation, and a cushioned underframe. Founded in 1859, Santa Fe was one of the largest railroads in North America up until...

Released July 2025 Built in 1963 by PC&F, this BX-90 class ATSF 50’ boxcar featured Load Dividers, Side Wall Fillers, Insulation, and a cushioned underframe. Founded in 1859, Santa Fe was one of the largest railroads in North America up until...

Released July 2025 Built in 1975 for Railbox, this XCF10 class 50’ boxcar soon made its way to the C&O Railroad’s fleet, before later getting repatched for CSX. CSX was formed through the 1986 mergers of Chessie System and Seaboard...

Released July 2025 Marked “XF” for Food Loading service, this 50’ boxcar was built in 1975. Founded in 1982 through the mergers of Norfolk & Western and the Southern Railway, Norfolk Southern grew further in the late 1990s with the...

Released July 2025 This Bangor & Aroostook 40’ boxcar was built in 1954 by American Car & Foundry, and decorated in the “State of Maine” red, white and blue scheme. Bangor & Aroostook was formed in 1891 and quickly grew to...

Released June 2025 2-Bay Covered Hoppers Weathered 2-Pack

Released June 2025 In order to maintain track and infrastructure along the right-of-way, Western Pacific employed a fleet of specially outfitted railcars, most being repurposed once they were retired from revenue service. Western Pacific was a Class 1...

Released June 2025 In order to maintain track and infrastructure along the right-of-way, Western Pacific employed a fleet of specially outfitted railcars, most being repurposed once they were retired from revenue service. Western Pacific was a Class 1...

Released June 2025 This CSX track geometry inspection car is automated and outfitted with various sensors to examine track conditions such as position, curvature, alignment, smoothness, track gauge, as well as defects such as incorrect rail profile,...

Released June 2025 This Union Pacific track geometry inspection car is automated and outfitted with various sensors to examine track conditions such as position, curvature, alignment, smoothness, track gauge, as well as defects such as incorrect rail...

 3-Bay Covered Hoppers Released June 2025 Kansas City Southern was founded in 1887 and is a Class I railroad operating over 3,400 miles of track and operates across ten Midwest and Southeastern states. In April 2023, Canadian Pacific merged with...

A Class 1 railroad is defined as any railroad with annual revenue of more than $504,803,294 (the 1992 threshold of $250 million, set by the ICC, adjusted for inflation). There are six Class 1 Railroads operating in the United States; BNSF, CSX, CN, CPKC,...

Class NWF13 - 17 Post version of a Single well double stack car as built by National Steel Car. National Steel Car (NSC) is the largest manufacturer of rolling stock in Canada, based in Hamilton, Ontario.   MODEL FEATURES:...

Class NWF13 - 17 Post version of a Single well double stack car as built by National Steel Car. National Steel Car (NSC) is the largest manufacturer of rolling stock in Canada, based in Hamilton, Ontario.   MODEL FEATURES:...

Class NWF13 - 17 Post version of a Single well double stack car as built by National Steel Car. National Steel Car (NSC) is the largest manufacturer of rolling stock in Canada, based in Hamilton, Ontario.   MODEL FEATURES:...