Accucraft makes brass live steam and electric locomotives, as
well as freight cars, passenger cars, and track products in
several scales including 1:20.3, 1:29, and 1:32.
Until closing in 2013, Aristo-Craft made locomotives and rolling
stock in 1:29 and 1:24 scales, as well as code 332 track,
buildings, people, and a radio control system called the Train
Engineer Revolution. The Revolution system is still available
from Crest Electronics.
Bachmann is a leading manufacturer of 1:20.3 scale narrow engine
locomotive and cars, as well as the popular and inexpensive “Big
Hauler”, “Lil Hauler”, and Thomas and Friends series.
LGB practically started the hobby with 45mm track and a wide
range of products. Many LGB products are based on European
prototypes, with 1:22.5 (meter gauge) being the dominate (but
approximate) scale. There is a wide-range of US products as well,
not strictly adhering to any particular scale but sized to fit in
with other G-gauge trains.
MTH makes a wide range of affordable 1:32 scale locomotives and
cars, including big steam and diesel locomotives. MTH locomotives
run best on DCS, a proprietary control system, but will also work
on DC and, for 2014+ releases, DCC as well.
USA Trains is a manufacturer of highly realistic 1:29th scale and
1:24th scale model trains and code 332 brass track. USA Trains
tends to keep a large inventory of items (including parts) in
stock, and produces multiple road numbers for most equipment.
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