MTH Electric Trains

Relive the golden age of piggyback freight with MTH's RailKing Atlantic Coast Line Flat Car with 40' Trailer. The black ACL flatcar, number 77157, carries a fully detailed ABS highway trailer...

MTH's RailKing Seaboard Air Line 50' Modern Box Car brings the SAL's green-and-yellow "Cushion Underframe" livery to O gauge three-rail railroading. Car number 27270 wears crisp yellow lettering,...

OverviewThe fully assembled lighted billboard is premounted on a base for easy placement anywhere on the layout. For those looking for a more prototypical look, the base can be quickly removed and...

OverviewThe fully assembled lighted billboard is premounted on a base for easy placement anywhere on the layout. For those looking for a more prototypical look, the base can be quickly removed and...

OverviewThe fully assembled lighted billboard is premounted on a base for easy placement anywhere on the layout. For those looking for a more prototypical look, the base can be quickly removed and...

OverviewThe fully assembled lighted billboard is premounted on a base for easy placement anywhere on the layout. For those looking for a more prototypical look, the base can be quickly removed and...

OverviewThe trailer-on-flat-car, or TOFC, concept actually predates the trucking industry. From 1885-1893, Long Island farmers could ship their loaded wagons to Manhattan markets on Long Island Rail...

OverviewThree-dome tank cars were actually three complete tanks on a single car body. Each tank had its own end bulkheads and expansion dome. Since older tank cars were filled to the top of the tank...

OverviewThree-dome tank cars were actually three complete tanks on a single car body. Each tank had its own end bulkheads and expansion dome. Since older tank cars were filled to the top of the tank...

OverviewThree-dome tank cars were actually three complete tanks on a single car body. Each tank had its own end bulkheads and expansion dome. Since older tank cars were filled to the top of the tank...

OverviewThree-dome tank cars were actually three complete tanks on a single car body. Each tank had its own end bulkheads and expansion dome. Since older tank cars were filled to the top of the tank...

OverviewOur 50' modern boxcar is modeled on the fleet of cars originally built for Railbox service in the 1970s and early 1980s. Formed in 1974 as a subsidiary of Trailer Train Company (now TTX...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewIn designing a boxcar interior, freight car manufacturers must balance two competing desires. The first is for a smooth interior wall, with nothing to snag, puncture or otherwise damage a...

OverviewIn designing a boxcar interior, freight car manufacturers must balance two competing desires. The first is for a smooth interior wall, with nothing to snag, puncture or otherwise damage a...

OverviewAt midnight on Monday, December 31, 1917, the federal government took control of the U.S. railroad system. Acting under wartime powers granted to him by congress, President Woodrow Wilson had...

OverviewAt midnight on Monday, December 31, 1917, the federal government took control of the U.S. railroad system. Acting under wartime powers granted to him by congress, President Woodrow Wilson had...

OverviewAt midnight on Monday, December 31, 1917, the federal government took control of the U.S. railroad system. Acting under wartime powers granted to him by congress, President Woodrow Wilson had...

OverviewA 3-bay cylindrical hopper car is a type of freight railcar used for transporting bulk materials such as grains, coal, ores, and other granular or powdered commodities. It is specifically...

OverviewA 3-bay cylindrical hopper car is a type of freight railcar used for transporting bulk materials such as grains, coal, ores, and other granular or powdered commodities. It is specifically...

OverviewThe Coalporter is one of the latest evolutions in the more-than-150-year history of the American coal hopper. But technically speaking, it's not a hopper. It's a high-sided gondola, because...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewIn the General Motors' Electro-Motive Division time line, 1954 holds significance for two important events. In that year, the manufacturer produced its 15,000th locomotive and introduced the...

OverviewIn the General Motors' Electro-Motive Division time line, 1954 holds significance for two important events. In that year, the manufacturer produced its 15,000th locomotive and introduced the...

OverviewIn the General Motors' Electro-Motive Division time line, 1954 holds significance for two important events. In that year, the manufacturer produced its 15,000th locomotive and introduced the...

OverviewProduced from 1963 to 1966, the GP35, along with its six-axle SD35 sibling, marked both an end and a beginning. They were the last road diesels to use the EMD 567 motor that had powered...

Overview This is the MTH RailKing O Scale RailKing Box Car with Power Meter decorated for Westinghouse. Monitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter...

Overview This is the MTH RailKing O Scale RailKing 45th Anniversary Box Car decorated for MTH Electric Trains. The 40’ steel box car so familiar to model railroaders was a product of the 1930s. Wood...

Overview This is the MTH RailKing O Scale RailKing Box Car decorated for Southern Pacific. The 40’ steel box car so familiar to model railroaders was a product of the 1930s. Wood box cars, which were...

Overview This is the MTH RailKing O Scale RailKing Box Car decorated for New Haven. The 40’ steel box car so familiar to model railroaders was a product of the 1930s. Wood box cars, which were built...

Overview This is the MTH Premier O Scale Premier Corrugated Auto Carrier decorated for Canadian National (CleanLiner). Since the time of the Model T, railroads have played a role in getting...

OverviewThis exciting flatcar with lighted Christmas trees will make a great addition to your Holiday layout. The car and trees are adorned with strings of multi-colored lights, powered from track...

OverviewThis exciting flatcar with lighted Christmas trees will make a great addition to your Holiday layout. The car and trees are adorned with strings of multi-colored lights, powered from track...

OverviewThis exciting flatcar with lighted Christmas trees will make a great addition to your Holiday layout. The car and trees are adorned with strings of multi-colored lights, powered from track...

OverviewFrom 1942-1945, Electro Motive Division's F-unit was the only road freight diesel built in America. While the War Production Board limited competitors Alco and Baldwin to diesel switcher and...

Overview Imagine having control over your model railroad from any iOS or Android phone or tablet. How much more convenient would operating your model railroad be with the same device you use...

OverviewPlug and play cable that connects the power supply used in M.T.H. Z-500, Z-750 and Z-1000 transforrmers directly into the DCS Track Interface Unit (TIU) Input Channels.FeaturesFully...

OverviewThis fully assembled O Gauge water tower features a flashing beacon light that is powered with any AC or DC power supply (Not Included).Like all RailKing Accessories, the #193 Water Tower...

OverviewThis exciting car features a backlighted moving animation strip visible through each of the car’s four large viewing windows. Utilizing a quiet and efficient motorized player and bright LED...

OverviewThe crane tender had two jobs: to protect the crane’s boom and enable it to be coupled with other cars on the way to a wreck site, and to carry the tools, chains, slings and other gear needed...

OverviewIn the early days of railroading, the job of cleaning up a wreck was usually done by men and horses. The first steam wrecking crane, a relatively small affair with a 20-ton lifting capacity,...

OverviewOn its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes flat cars as available “in a variety of lengths, tonnage and capacities for specialized commodities that are not subject to...

OverviewOn its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes flat cars as available “in a variety of lengths, tonnage and capacities for specialized commodities that are not subject to...

OverviewFor transporting large or heavy items over land, nothing beats a railroad flat car. No wonder that manufacturers use flat cars to ship products or sub-assemblies ranging from transformers to...

OverviewFor transporting large or heavy items over land, nothing beats a railroad flat car. No wonder that manufacturers use flat cars to ship products or sub-assemblies ranging from transformers to...

OverviewFor transporting large or heavy items over land, nothing beats a railroad flat car. No wonder that manufacturers use flat cars to ship products or sub-assemblies ranging from transformers to...

OverviewFor transporting large or heavy items over land, nothing beats a railroad flat car. No wonder that manufacturers use flat cars to ship products or sub-assemblies ranging from transformers to...

OverviewAlthough covered hoppers had achieved widespread use by the 1950s, it wasn’t until the following decade that they began to carry North America’s grain harvest. Prior to the mid-1960s, U.S...

OverviewGeneral American Transportation Corporation produced more than 5,000 4180 cubic foot Airslide covered hoppers between 1963 and 1980 as a response to customer demand for larger covered hoppers...

OverviewGeneral American Transportation Corporation produced more than 5,000 4180 cubic foot Airslide covered hoppers between 1963 and 1980 as a response to customer demand for larger covered hoppers...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this four-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: bituminous coal. Its capacity matched the...

OverviewUntil the advent of the covered hopper, bulk commodities like grain and cement were packed in sacks and loaded into boxcars. Loading and unloading was a tedious, time-consuming affair. In the...

OverviewThe tank car was relatively uncommon until the 1870s, when the nascent petroleum industry ordered large quantities of metal tanks carried on wooden car bodies. By the early 1900s, a standard...

OverviewOn its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes a gondola as an “extremely sturdy open design” for carrying “rugged unfinished commodities”; its “large flat interior design...

OverviewOn its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes a gondola as an “extremely sturdy open design” for carrying “rugged unfinished commodities”; its “large flat interior design...

OverviewRailKing operating freight cars add a new dimension and excitement level to your O Gauge layout with realistic action and quiet smooth operation in a way other operating cars cannot.Most cars...

OverviewThe 40’ steel box car so familiar to model railroaders was a product of the 1930s. Wood box cars, which were built into the World War I era, and early steel cars were largely...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewWhile usually referred to as an insulated boxcar, the prototype for this car, according to the Association of American Railroads (AAR), is technically a bunkerless refrigerator car, class RBL...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewMonitor your track power with this box car and its operating power meter. The back-lit meter will sense your AC track voltage, providing a great way to determine track voltage, bad track...

OverviewOn its customer Web site, the Union Pacific Railroad characterizes flat cars as available “in a variety of lengths, tonnage and capacities for specialized commodities that are not subject to...

OverviewTrack inspections often require a close-up view that only a worker can do. Getting out on the rails via a hand pump driven car was the only way to do so back in the earliest days of the...

OverviewThese highly detailed models are a step up in quality from our previous die-cast Roadster Series and will make a great addition to any O Gauge model railroad. These limited production...

OverviewLike the doodlebugs before them and the RDC (Rail Diesel Car) after them, the Rio Grande Southern's Galloping Geese were a cheap way to provide passenger service. Cobbled together in the...

Overview The PA was Alco's glamour girl. While Electro-Motive's E-units easily beat Alco's passenger engine in terms of popularity, the PA is widely regarded as the most beautiful first-generation...

OverviewModel the ground-shaking, high horsepower drama of modern railroading with, General Electric’s Evolution Series ES44AC. At the heart of the Evolution Series is a diesel motor designed...

OverviewDebuting at the Chicago railroad industry equipment show in the fall of 1976, General Electric revealed the first of its Dash-7 line of locomotives, the C30-7. The locomotive was expected to...

Overview The PA was Alco's glamour girl. While Electro-Motive's E-units easily beat Alco's passenger engine in terms of popularity, the PA is widely regarded as the most beautiful first-generation...

OverviewPullman had been making freight cars for more than half a century when it hit a home run with the PS-1 box car. Introduced in 1947, it set the standard for post-WWII American freight cars...

OverviewPullman had been making freight cars for more than half a century when it hit a home run with the PS-1 box car. Introduced in 1947, it set the standard for post-WWII American freight cars...

OverviewThe early 20th century saw a steel boom, but transporting the vital ingredient - coke - was a messy, inefficient affair. Open-top gondolas spilled precious fuel, while bottom-dump cars were...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this 3-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: bituminous coal. Its capacity matched the...

OverviewThe flat car is perhaps the oldest of railroad cars, predating even the steam locomotive. From the very beginning, it was useful for commodities that could not have fit into a covered car. As...

OverviewThe flat car is perhaps the oldest of railroad cars, predating even the steam locomotive. From the very beginning, it was useful for commodities that could not have fit into a covered car. As...

OverviewThe flat car is perhaps the oldest of railroad cars, predating even the steam locomotive. From the very beginning, it was useful for commodities that could not have fit into a covered car. As...

OverviewThe trailer-on-flat-car, or TOFC, concept actually predates the trucking industry. For a brief period in the 1800s, Long Island farmers could ship their loaded wagons to market on a local...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this two-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: anthracite coal on railroads of the...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this two-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: anthracite coal on railroads of the...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this two-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: anthracite coal on railroads of the...

OverviewRailroad stock cars have played a vital role in the development of the United States and other countries around the world. They have transported livestock from farms to markets, helping to...

OverviewRailroad stock cars have played a vital role in the development of the United States and other countries around the world. They have transported livestock from farms to markets, helping to...

OverviewRailroad stock cars have played a vital role in the development of the United States and other countries around the world. They have transported livestock from farms to markets, helping to...

OverviewRailroad stock cars have played a vital role in the development of the United States and other countries around the world. They have transported livestock from farms to markets, helping to...

OverviewRailroad stock cars have played a vital role in the development of the United States and other countries around the world. They have transported livestock from farms to markets, helping to...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this 3-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: bituminous coal. Its capacity matched the...

OverviewUnlike equipment that carried a variety of loads, like boxcars, flatcars, and gondolas, this 3-bay hopper was designed specifically for one cargo: bituminous coal. Its capacity matched the...

OverviewBefore railroads, “caboose” referred to a small cookhouse on the deck of a sailing ship. Nobody knows for sure, but it was likely the 1850s before the first railroad caboose gave a train crew...

OverviewIn 1937 the Southern Pacific trumpeted a new train in full-page magazine ads:Let us stand by the tracks of Southern Pacific's Coast Line, as thousands now do every day and listen… Suddenly...

OverviewElectro-Motive Division's GP (for "General Purpose") engines were the brainchild of project engineer Dick Dilworth. In the late 1940s, Dilworth saw that America's 30,000 miles of main line...

OverviewElectro-Motive Division's F7 was the zenith of the “covered wagon,” or carbody-style diesel. With 3,849 units built between 1949 and 1953, the F7 was both the most popular carbody diesel and...

OverviewElectro-Motive Division's F7 was the zenith of the “covered wagon,” or carbody-style diesel. With 3,849 units built between 1949 and 1953, the F7 was both the most popular carbody diesel and...

Box Car - Santa Fe Car No. 19783 Roadname: Santa FeProduct Item Number: 30-71160Catalog: FL 2023 All ScalesProduct Line: RailKingScale: O GaugeDelivery Status: Delivered: FEB. 2024This product is...

Box Car - Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Car No. 35740 Roadname: Pittsburgh & Lake ErieProduct Item Number: 30-71159Catalog: FL 2023 All ScalesProduct Line: RailKingScale: O GaugeDelivery Status:...

Road Side Stand - Grandpa’s Maple Syrup (Public Delivery Track) Roadname: Grandpa’s Maple SyrupProduct Item Number: 30-90636Catalog: ZZ2 2022 Uncataloged ItemsProduct Line: RailKingScale:...

Road Side Stand - Sweet Corn (Public Delivery Track) Roadname: Sweet CornProduct Item Number: 30-90635Catalog: ZZ2 2022 Uncataloged ItemsProduct Line: RailKingScale: O GaugeDelivery Status:...

Product Description: Proto-Cast/Programming 6' Mini-to-Mini Cable WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS! NOT INTENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3.

MTH Electric Trains 451003 O Scale O-31 LH SWITCH SCALETRAX

Features: -Easy To Connect Snap-Together Track Sections -Molded Realistic Roadbed -Authentic Looking Railroad Ties -Does Not Require Connecting Pins or Rail Joiners WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL...