The so-called Northeastern Design Caboose was one of the first mass-produced all-steel construction cabooses. Originally designed by the Reading Company in the early 1920s, it was based in a propos...
The Rapido Trains HO Scale CP Chop Nose GP9u locomotive features:
Heavy diecast frame with super detailed piping and traction cables
Detailed Blomberg trucks (Later series have rotating bearing ca...
The Rapido Trains HO scale U25B locomotive features:
New Phase IV units representing late U25Bs and early U28Bs
Working "frog lights" (Rock Island and MEC #225 and #228)
BN with five-step stepwel...
The Rapido Trains HO Scale 44 Tonner Locomotive features:
Multiple phases and detail variations
Phase Ia/b and II (never offered before in plastic!)
Phase Ic (with and without lighted hood side nu...
The Pennsylvania Railroad’s class F30A flat cars were one of the most numerous classes of flat cars on that railroad with 1500 being built between 1933 and 1934. The PRR utilized a massive one-piec...
The Rapido Trains HO scale SW9 locomotive features:
Highly detailed cab interior
See-through metal etched parts
Many road specific details
Heavy diecast frame
Diecast gear boxes for added weight...
The Rapido Trains HO scale SW9 locomotive features:
Highly detailed cab interior
See-through metal etched parts
Many road specific details
Heavy diecast frame
Diecast gear boxes for added weight...
There is always room for refinements and this run is no exception. Here is a list of those upgrades:
Track-powered interior lighting with capacitor controlled by our (often imitated, never dupl...
The Rapido Trains HO scale ALCo PA-1 + PB-1 locomotives feature:
Correct nose and roof profiles 3D-scanned from the prototype
Loads of roadname-specific details
ATSF re-powered units feature uniqu...
This turnout is a #6, Left-hand turnout designed for HO scale model railroads using PECO Streamline Code 83 track. Code 83 means the rail height is 0.083 inches, which closely matches many North Am...
