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In the late 1930’s, the 50’ boxcar started to become the choice car to ship various goods with compared to the iconic 40’ boxcar. With the advent of additional space, larger, bulkier items such as...

Sexy Bikini Carwash Girls 3pc - N Scale 1:160 Add a splash of fun to your layout with this set of Bikini Carwash Girls, modeled in scale and ready to paint. Perfect for creating a lively scene...

The multi award-winning game Jaipur, by Sebastien Pauchon, returns with all new artwork by Vincent Dutrait and the same great gameplay. Players take on the roles of two of the city’s most powerful...

Iron Ridge Station is an easy-to-build WalthersTrainline kit typical of small-town wooden combination stations used across the continent. Featuring a traditional operator's bay window, freight...

Kit - 4 x 2-1/8 x 2" 10.1 x 5.3 x 5cm Small N Scale towns will be mighty proud to showoff the Golden Valley Depot kit to visitors arriving by train! Typical of small town stations found along almost...

Bigger is the key word to profitability for today's railroads, and these extra-tall box cars help pay the bills on many lines. Designed to handle paper rolls 10' or more in diameter used for magazine...

Bigger is the key word to profitability for today's railroads, and these extra-tall box cars help pay the bills on many lines. Designed to handle paper rolls 10' or more in diameter used for magazine...

Bigger is the key word to profitability for today's railroads, and these extra-tall box cars help pay the bills on many lines. Designed to handle paper rolls 10' or more in diameter used for magazine...

A goal of the American Railway Association (ARA) in the early 1920s was to produce an all-steel box car that could be recognized as a standard by the member railroads. Although the original design...

A goal of the American Railway Association (ARA) in the early 1920s was to produce an all-steel box car that could be recognized as a standard by the member railroads. Although the original design...

A goal of the American Railway Association (ARA) in the early 1920s was to produce an all-steel box car that could be recognized as a standard by the member railroads. Although the original design...

A goal of the American Railway Association (ARA) in the early 1920s was to produce an all-steel box car that could be recognized as a standard by the member railroads. Although the original design...