Shop LGB track for sale, including brass straights, curves, switches, crossings, track sets, and accessories for G Scale garden railways and indoor layouts. Find new and pre-owned LGB track, including discontinued and hard-to-find pieces as Trainz inventory changes.
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From a simple loop to a sprawling garden railway, LGB track can grow along with the railroad. Straight and curved sections create the route, while switches, crossings, flexible track, and specialty pieces make it possible to add sidings, passing tracks, stations, yards, and branching lines.
Trainz inventory can include new and pre-owned LGB G Scale track alongside older, discontinued, and hard-to-find pieces, making it possible to start something new or find the missing section for a railroad that's been running for years.
When shopping LGB curved track, you'll often see radius designations such as R1, R2, R3, and R5. These identify the size of the curve: the higher the radius, the broader the turn and the more space it requires.
If you're expanding an existing LGB track layout, check the radius and exact track geometry before buying replacement curves or switches. Two pieces of LGB curved track can look similar while creating very different track plans.
LGB and garden railroading have long gone hand in hand. LGB brass track is well suited to large-scale railroads that travel through gardens, patios, and other outdoor spaces, while the same track can also be used to build an indoor railroad.
Outdoor operation does bring extra maintenance. Dirt, leaves, moisture, and oxidation can affect the running surface and electrical contact, so keeping the rails and connections in good condition is an important part of reliable garden railway operation.
Buying pre-owned LGB track? Check the rail, ties, joiners, connection points, length, and curve radius so the piece fits both the physical and electrical needs of your existing railroad.
A switch, also called a turnout, allows a train to move from one route to another. Add left and right LGB switches to create passing tracks, sidings, station areas, yards, and branches instead of sending every train around the same loop.
Depending on the product, LGB switches may be manually operated or equipped for electric operation. Crossings and other specialty track sections provide even more options for developing a larger track plan.
When replacing a turnout, compare the item number, direction, radius or track geometry, and operating method rather than choosing by appearance alone.
A good track plan still needs reliable electrical connections. Rail joiners, terminal connections, feeders, and clean contact surfaces all help carry power around an LGB railroad, particularly as the route becomes longer or more complex.
Outdoor layouts also make track cleaning especially important. LGB has produced rail-cleaning equipment, but some LGB track-cleaning products are maintenance accessories or rolling-stock products rather than track sections, so check the individual listing for its intended use.
For components used to repair locomotives, cars, and other LGB equipment, browse LGB Train Parts.
LGB trains run on 45 mm gauge track and are commonly grouped with G Scale, G Gauge, large-scale, and garden railway trains. Large-scale trains can represent different modeling ratios, so these terms are related but not always technically interchangeable.
Yes. LGB track is widely associated with outdoor garden railways and can also be used indoors. Outdoor layouts require more attention to rail cleanliness, connections, drainage, and the supporting surface.
LGB is especially well known for track made with brass rail and molded plastic ties. Check the individual listing when the exact material or construction of a particular track product matters.
They distinguish different curve radii in the LGB track system. R1 is tighter, while R2, R3, and larger radii create progressively broader curves that require more space.
Yes. Model railroaders commonly use both terms for the track component that directs a train between different routes.
Often, yes. Match the required track geometry and inspect the rail, ties, joiners, and connections. With curved track and switches, confirm the radius and configuration as well.
Trainz's changing pre-owned inventory can include older, discontinued, and hard-to-find LGB track, switches, track sets, and accessories when available.
If your extra track is part of a larger collection, Trainz buys qualifying LGB and model train collections that may include locomotives, freight and passenger cars, train sets, track, switches, accessories, parts, and other large-scale equipment.
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