The horse drawn Liskeard and Caradon Railway was opened during the 1840s to transfer ores from the Caradon mining district and granite from Cheesewring to the northern end of the Liskeard and Looe Union Canal at Moorswater. From there cargos were transported on barges to the inlet at Looe for...

A beautiful replica of the railways of central Eurasia, in the Ural mountain range. With the assistance of Google maps the relief and profile of the railway has been authentically recreated. The route includes custom made models of local stations and buildings and all other objects on the route have...

This section of the Canadian Rocky mountains runs from Baker Creek following the Bow River to Cochrane, 12 Miles west of Calgary. For those who know the area or pass by, here are some points of interest: Castle Mountain Castle Junction Johnston Canyon lower Falls The Bow River of course...

Representation of SP AC4400s between the years 1998-2004. Cabs are exactly created to prototype specs including 2 cab radios and GE/Harris LOCOTROL IV equipment. Features… Includes Skin changer with 4 different skins Realistic Specular/normal map texture effects Air Hoses and MU Cables Functioning and interactive computer screen Functioning dynamic brakes...

Representation of the fictional and popular HO scale layout railroad Utah Belt AC4400s. As per the HO scale prototype models these units have functional gyra lights. Features… Includes Skin changer with 4 different skins Realistic Specular/normal map texture effects Air Hoses and MU Cables Functioning and interactive computer screen Functioning...

Built by the Phoenix Foundry in Ballarat, Victoria, between 1900 and 1901, the V class was the first 2-8-0 locomotive class on the Victorian Railways, designed for use on branch lines around Victoria, and was a predecessor to the K class and J class locomotives. Originally built as Vauclain Compound...

Pro Trainz®: TEE RheingoldThe introduction of the Trans Europe Express (TEE) set completely new benchmarks for travels within the European Economic Area. This new train type was distinguished by numerous exclusive special features, such as First Class, a galley, customs areas and more. The most striking of all, however, was...

New York Centrals H10a were built from the early 1900s to as late as the mid 1940s in Canada, although the vast majority came into service prior to 1930. The railroad owning the largest number of Mikados (1,350 system wide) was the New York Central (which was also the largest...

The C&O railroad like many other railroads were buying the Mikado type locomotives and many improvements were made to the design. By the mid 1920s the C&O decided that its motive power was becoming outdated and started acquiring new 2-8-2s. Between 1924 and 1926 it bought 150 new Mikados from...

The RIC and UZ passenger wagons are made in compliance with the highest quality standards and precision. Photo realistic textures and geometry has been recreated as accurately as possible to deliver the characteristics and details of the original wagons.Standard European track width 1435 mm is equipped with a screw coupling, day...