HO Model Trains

Simple, affordable, straightforward – the track plans in Starter Track Plans for Model Railroaders have one thing in common – they’re eminently buildable. Perfect for small spaces and beginner layouts, this mix of HO and N scale track...

With E-Z Model Railroads, beginning and advanced modelers can learn how to set up and run a railroad using Bachmann's snap-fit E-Z Track system. From choosing a layout style to wiring and track planning techniques, readers are walked through virtually...

These Atlas spade connectors are a handy, small electrical hookup connector designed for tight spaces and work great with the Miller Engineering power distribution board. For #18-24 gauge wire and a #3 screw post. The maximum width is .218 and the inside...

EASY TO ASSEMBLE & USE. A must have tool for gauging mounting height, correct coupler height, trip pin, and permanent uncoupler heights for achieving trouble free coupler performance. Also, has a built in HO track gauge. Includes a #148 Whisker...

The Bachmann hayes bumpers are used to properly finish the ends of your HO scale E-Z Track spurs. Features - compatible with all HO gauge locomotives & rolling stock, code 100 steel alloy rails with attached black roadbed, E-Z track snaps together...

The Bachmann 90 Degree Crossing HO Scale E-Z Track has many useful applications in railroad design. However, if your goal is to make a Figure 8 layout, you should start with a 30 Degree Crossing. Steel Alloy rails with black roadbed.Features - compatible...

Ribbed wheelsets are most commonly found on steam era rolling stock. Kadee wheel sets are manufactured to the most exacting standards and feature: RP-25 contour, non-magnetic code 110 metal wheels and free rolling insulated needlepoint axles. Made in...

This Rock Island Hobby HO Baltimore & Ohio 1890 wooden passenger coach car is fully assembled and ready-to-run on an HO scale (1:87) train track. Features: 40 ft. scale length RP-25 wheels w/ metal axles Bachmann E-Z Mate Mark II magnetic...

If model railroaders could own one book about wiring, this would be the best choice. In Wiring Your Model Railroad, Larry Puckett provides a helpful overview of all things wiring, including traditional wiring and DCC. This is the first wiring book any...

This Bachmann HO Silver Series Great Nothern 40' gondola features blackened/machined metal wheels w/ RP-25 contours, magnetically operated/body mounted E-Z Mate Mark II couplers, non-magnetic/blackened brass axles w/ needlepoint bearings, Celcon trucks...

The KATO Unitrack HO HV3 provides a crossover space for transitioning between two parallel tracks that is made using #4 electric turnouts. Includes the necessary track sections as well as a 3-way extension cord and a turnout control switch. Kato brings...

DCC READYThe GP38-2 is a powerful 2000 horsepower four-axle diesel-electric locomotive. Designed as a General Purpose road switcher, this locomotive was built by General Motors, Electro-Motive Division. Many GP38-2’s remain in service today due to...

DCC READYThe GP38-2 is a powerful 2000 horsepower four-axle diesel-electric locomotive. Designed as a General Purpose road switcher, this locomotive was built by General Motors, Electro-Motive Division. Many GP38-2’s remain in service today due to...

DCC READYThe GP38-2 is a powerful 2000 horsepower four-axle diesel-electric locomotive. Designed as a General Purpose road switcher, this locomotive was built by General Motors, Electro-Motive Division. Many GP38-2’s remain in service today due to...

For wiring projects ranging from a model railroad layout to RC car electronics to a new light fixture in the kitchen, Xuron's wiresStripper is the only tool you will need! Designed to quickly and easily cut and strip both stranded and solid wire sizes...

DCC READYThis Bachmann HO EMD GP40 Burlington Northern diesel locomotive is not only smooth running but looks the part with plenty of detail and has an operating headlight. It even comes DCC ready with a factory-installed 8-pin plug for an easy DCC...

This comprehensive, all-new volume helps modelers get the most out of Digital Command Control (DCC) with diagrams and photos showing how DCC works, from wiring, to installing and setting decoders in running equipment, to throttle units. The DCC Guide,...

Reliably operating your trains on smooth-running track depends upon having sturdy, level benchwork. Basic Model Railroad Benchwork shows you how, covering a full range of skills and materials. Beginners building a small table or shelf layout up to...

Get started with Digital Command Control (DCC)! This how-to guide covers the basics, with an overview of DCC, track wiring, cab bus wiring, and converting an existing layout to DCC. Written by Mike Polsgrove, Model Railroader’s columnist on DCC...

Keep the two-sided Rail Pal handy for quick fixes. Smooth burrs and other track imperfections. Remove track contaminants such as paint, adhesives and grime, and improved track conductivity. 2-sided for light and heavy cleaning. Does not crumble. For use...