N Scale

MODEL FEATURES:Fully-assembled and ready-to-run out of the boxPacked in a jewel box for great display and storage opportunitiesRazor sharp painting and printingScrew mounted trucks for accurate trackingMcHenry knuckle spring couplers installedOperates on...

MODEL FEATURES:Packed in a jewel box for great display and storage opportunitiesRazor sharp painting and printingScrew mounted trucks for accurate trackingMcHenry knuckle spring couplers installedOperates on Code 55 and 80 railMinimum radius: 9 3/4”

body-mounted E-Z Mate® Mark II couplers

Old Time Water Tank Car - Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific - N Scale. Recreate the legendary freight trains of the old west! The perfect addition for your pioneer-era layout, the Old-Time Water Tank Car will look right at home alongside other members...

The Old-Time Bobber Caboose is any short four-wheel caboose that ran on a number of mainline and short line railroads in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Bachmann Old-Time Bobber Cabooses are the perfect addition to your old-time railroad layout and...

Boxcars are the workhorses of the railroad, economically moving dry goods and bulk freight from coast to coast, and from factories to distributors everywhere in between. From the early to mid-20th century, the 40' Boxcar was the standard size offered by...

Developed by American Car & Foundry (ACF) in the mid-1960s, the 56' 4-Bay Center-Flow Hopper is ubiquitous across the North American rail network thanks to its robust design and versatile usage. Built to haul materials such as plastic pellets, animal...

Developed by American Car & Foundry (ACF) in the mid-1960s, the 56' 4-Bay Center-Flow Hopper is ubiquitous across the North American rail network thanks to its robust design and versatile usage. Built to haul materials such as plastic pellets, animal...

Developed by American Car & Foundry (ACF) in the mid-1960s, the 56' 4-Bay Center-Flow Hopper is ubiquitous across the North American rail network thanks to its robust design and versatile usage. Built to haul materials such as plastic pellets, animal...

Designed to haul a wide variety of liquid loads, tank cars have been a crucial element of freight railroading since the pioneer era, hauling water, oil, and other commodities that were invaluable for shaping the nation. These single-dome examples...

Refrigerated Boxcars (also known as Reefer Cars) are specially designed freight cars used to carry perishable goods at specific temperatures. Early wooden reefers gained popularity shortly after the Civil War and were mostly supplanted by lighter-weight...

Ore cars are a specialized type of hopper car designed exclusively to haul heavy loads of iron ore. Bachmann Ore Cars come in a variety of colors and road names.

First developed in the late 1960s, the Cylindrical Hopper was both unique in appearance and enjoyed better structural integrity than the available alternatives of the time. While the type saw modest success in the United States, it was their purchase by...

First developed in the late 1960s, the Cylindrical Hopper was both unique in appearance and enjoyed better structural integrity than the available alternatives of the time. While the type saw modest success in the United States, it was their purchase by...

First developed in the late 1960s, the Cylindrical Hopper was both unique in appearance and enjoyed better structural integrity than the available alternatives of the time. While the type saw modest success in the United States, it was their purchase by...

First developed in the late 1960s, the Cylindrical Hopper was both unique in appearance and enjoyed better structural integrity than the available alternatives of the time. While the type saw modest success in the United States, it was their purchase by...

First developed in the late 1960s, the Cylindrical Hopper was both unique in appearance and enjoyed better structural integrity than the available alternatives of the time. While the type saw modest success in the United States, it was their purchase by...

The USRA 55-Ton hopper was designed by the United States Railway Administration, the government-owned rail network, during World War I as a standardized hopper to relieve a rolling stock shortage during the war. Following the return of the railroads to...

Boxcars are the workhorses of the railroad, economically moving dry goods and bulk freight from coast to coast, and from factories to distributors everywhere in between. From the early to mid-20th century, the 40' Boxcar was the standard size offered by...

Designed to haul a wide variety of liquid loads, tank cars have been a crucial element of freight railroading since the pioneer era, hauling water, oil, and other commodities that were invaluable for shaping the nation. These single-dome examples...

First developed in the second half of the 20th Century, Hi-Cube Box Cars were designed with higher ceilings to increase the per-car capacity of freight trains and to allow for the loading of larger items. The cars depicted by our models were a common...

N Scale 40' Stock Car - Pennsylvania Railroad #128781. Stock Cars, sometimes referred to as cattle cars, are a type of rolling stock used to transport livestock. They were a common sight from the late 1800s right up until the mid-1950s when most were...

With similar cars found operating both across the east during the Civil War, and in the wild badlands of the old west, the Old-Time Gondola is an essential addition to any late 1800s era HO scale railroad. 

With similar cars found operating both across the east during the Civil War, and in the wild badlands of the old west, the Old-Time Gondola is an essential addition to any late 1800s era HO scale railroad. 

with body-mounted E-Z Mate® Mark II couplers.

with body-mounted E-Z Mate® Mark II couplers.

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Center depressed flat cars are sometimes referred to as heavy capacity flat cars. These cars are equipped with an extra axle to support additional weight and the center depressed design allows the car to handle excess-height loads. Bachmann’s Center...

Center depressed flat cars are sometimes referred to as heavy capacity flat cars. These cars are equipped with an extra axle to support additional weight and the center depressed design allows the car to handle excess-height loads. Bachmann’s Center...