Seaboard Coast Line (SCL)

Shop Seaboard Coast Line Trains Across Eras & Scales

Shop Seaboard Coast Line model trains for sale, including SCL locomotives, freight cars, cabooses, passenger equipment, and collectible railroad models. Trainz may have new, pre-owned, vintage, and hard-to-find releases for collectors and operators.

From busy freight operations to famous Florida passenger routes, Seaboard Coast Line equipment brings southeastern railroading to any layout. Explore more model trains from railroads across North America.

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Discover SCL diesel locomotives, passenger trains and freight equipment.

Shop Seaboard Coast Line model trains, from diesel locomotives and freight cars to passenger equipment and complete train sets. Formed in 1967 by the merger of the Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line, SCL combined familiar southeastern passenger routes with an extensive freight network.

Find Seaboard Coast Line models for late-1960s and 1970s layouts, whether you're recreating streamlined passenger service, diesel-powered freight trains or a collection of distinctive SCL rolling stock.

Seaboard Coast Line Passenger Trains and Freight Power

Explore signature trains, diesel classes and Family Lines-era equipment.

Seaboard Coast Line offers collectors a varied roster of passenger and freight equipment from an important period in southeastern railroad history.

Champion, Silver Meteor and Silver Star

Passenger train enthusiasts look for Champion equipment along with Silver Meteor and Silver Star trains. These services bring recognizable southeastern passenger operations to station scenes and mainline layouts.

U36B, GP40, GP38-2 and SD45 Diesels

Collectors frequently seek Seaboard Coast Line U36B locomotives, GP40s, GP38-2s and SD45s for freight and passenger-era layouts. Cabooses and freight cars help complete period-appropriate consists.

Family Lines and 1970s Operations

Familiar Family Lines paint schemes appeared during SCL's later years. These models work well on layouts featuring newer road power, earlier diesels, heavy freight and the railroad's changing passenger operations.

Build a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Roster

Browse model makers and equipment for your preferred operating era.

Manufacturers of SCL Models

Seaboard Coast Line equipment has been produced by Lionel, Atlas, Athearn, Bachmann, Broadway Limited, Walthers, Rapido, Bowser, InterMountain and ScaleTrains. Releases vary by scale, locomotive class and production run.

Locomotives, Cars and Train Sets

Look for diesel locomotives, freight cars, cabooses, passenger cars and complete train sets. Trainz inventory may include new arrivals, pre-owned models, vintage releases, retired locomotives, discontinued rolling stock and hard-to-find SCL equipment.

Selling a Seaboard Coast Line Model Train Collection?

Learn about selling qualifying SCL locomotives and rolling stock collections.

Whether your collection includes Family Lines diesels, passenger equipment, cabooses or Seaboard Coast Line freight cars, Trainz reviews qualifying model train collections and estate collections containing multiple pieces. Visit Sell My Trains to learn more about selling your equipment.

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Seaboard Coast Line Model Train FAQs

Answers about SCL history, collectible models and manufacturers.

How was Seaboard Coast Line created?

Seaboard Coast Line was formed in 1967 through the merger of the Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line, creating one of the Southeast's largest railroads.

What are the most collectible Seaboard Coast Line model trains?

Collectors often look for Champion passenger equipment, Silver Meteor and Silver Star trains, U36B locomotives, GP40s, GP38-2s, SD45s, cabooses and Family Lines paint schemes.

Who makes Seaboard Coast Line model trains?

Manufacturers including Lionel, Atlas, Athearn, Bachmann, Broadway Limited, Walthers, Rapido, Bowser, InterMountain and ScaleTrains have produced Seaboard Coast Line Railroad models in multiple scales.

What happened to Seaboard Coast Line?

Seaboard Coast Line later became part of the Seaboard System Railroad before joining today's CSX Transportation. Its locomotives and rolling stock remain popular with collectors modeling southeastern railroads.