N Scale Trains

Looking for a model train that's smaller than HO scale, but not too small? N Scale might be perfect for you. At 1:160 scale an EMD SD40-2 is only 5" long, allowing you to create a veritable railroad empire in a small space. Time to start exploring!

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Featured Manufacturers: Atlas - Athearn - Broadway Limited - Kato - Micro-Trains

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N Scale Train Size

N scale is on the smaller side for trains. It's a great alternative to the larger and more common HO Scale if you are looking to save space. However, it's not as small as the Z scale - the smallest scale for model trains. The actual scale ranges from 1:148 to 1:160.

What kind of N Scale trains can I find here?

Since we resell trains from vendors and collectors from all across the country, our supply of trains is always changing. But, generally, you'll consistently find large brand names like Bachmann, Broadway, and Athearn.

Can I sell my N scale trains here?

Absolutely! Collectors like you are our main source for new trains. If you have any N scale trains you no longer need, we'd love to find a new home for them. Click the link to our auction site below to get started.

Are N gauge and N scale the same thing?

For practical purposes, N scale and N gauge are often used interchangeably. But, technically, N scale describes the ratio in size from the model train to the actual train. N gauge, on the other hand, refers to the distance between the rails on the tracks that the model train runs on. So, an N scale rain runs on N gauge tracks.