HO Scale

HO Scale - EMD GP7 - Amtrak® #760 (MOW). Unveiled in 1949, the EMD GP7 was the first North American road switcher to feature a hood unit design, rather than the more traditional car body style. Appearing radically different from its predecessors, the...

HO Scale - EMD GP7 - Chesapeake & Ohio® #5735. Unveiled in 1949, the EMD GP7 was the first North American road switcher to feature a hood unit design, rather than the more traditional car body style. Appearing radically different from its...

HO Scale - EMD GP7 - Conrail #5605. Unveiled in 1949, the EMD GP7 was the first North American road switcher to feature a hood unit design, rather than the more traditional car body style. Appearing radically different from its predecessors, the Geep, as...

HO Scale - EMD GP7 - Santa Fe #2686. Unveiled in 1949, the EMD GP7 was the first North American road switcher to feature a hood unit design, rather than the more traditional car body style. Appearing radically different from its predecessors, the Geep,...

The Schnabel car’s unique design allows it to carry extremely heavy or oversized loads, such as generators and transformers for power stations, by making the load an element of the car. The two tapered lifting arms that hold the load resemble a bird’s...

The Schnabel car’s unique design allows it to carry extremely heavy or oversized loads, such as generators and transformers for power stations, by making the load an element of the car. The two tapered lifting arms that hold the load resemble a bird’s...

The Schnabel car’s unique design allows it to carry extremely heavy or oversized loads, such as generators and transformers for power stations, by making the load an element of the car. The two tapered lifting arms that hold the load resemble a bird’s...

A must-have for many modern HO Scale Amtrak long-distance trains, the ready-to-run Kato Superliner I Sleeper is based on the popular bi-level cars built beginning in 1975 to replace aging cars on western long-distance Amtrak runs. Patterned after the...

A must-have for many modern HO Scale Amtrak long-distance trains, the ready-to-run Kato Superliner I Transition Sleeper is based on the popular bi-level cars built beginning in 1975 to replace aging cars on western long-distance Amtrak runs. The...

Revolutionize freight service with WalthersMainline SD60 diesels. Based on mid-production EMD units built with safety cabs fitted with a three-piece windshield and designated as SD60M for modified, these heavy-haulers are still going strong for many...

MODEL FEATURES:Separately-applied brake gear including brake wheel, brake wheel housing, chain, brake lever, air reservoir, brake cylinder and triple valve100-ton trucks with 36" solid machined nickel silver wheels with RP25 contours operate on all...

NEW FEATURES:Solid pilot face with screw mounted coupler pockets on both endsLED Headlights and Improved rear numberboardsNew Option - Full featured 8-function 21-pin NCE DCC DecoderLOCOMOTIVE FEATURES:Factory installed Celcon handrailsIndividually...