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The GP, or General Purpose, class was introduced in 1949. General Motors built more than 4,000 GP models for more than 45 railroads over the next ... more info

These small, light, steel streetcars were designed for one man operation, which made them a boon to labor strapped cities during World War I and ... more info

Die-cast power truck Ages 14+

While serving as Cleveland's Street Railway Commissioner, Peter Witt designed an all-steel, single-operator streetcar that distinguished itself ... more info

    Built by the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors between 1954 and 1963, this entry in the “Geep” series was one of ... more info

      navigates 0-27 curves car length 10", height 3.5" durable ABS plastic shell die-cast trucks metal wheels ... more info

Since 1947, hobbyists and collectors have made Plasticville® U.S.A . products their structures of choice. Now, in addition to our traditional, ... more info

Since 1947, hobbyists and collectors have made Plasticville® U.S.A . products their structures of choice, adding character and dimension to ... more info

The Class “B” two-truck locomotive, introduced by Climax in 1893, featured a horizontal boiler with slanted cylinders. The new design was ... more info

    With these easy to use and affordable locomotives, you can digitally control speed, lighting, and direction. Compatible with all ... more info