Spokane, Portland & Seattle (SP&S)

Spokane Portland & Seattle Model Trains For Sale

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Shop Spokane, Portland & Seattle model trains for sale, including SP&S locomotives, passenger cars, freight cars, cabooses, and collectible railway models. Browse new arrivals, pre-owned models, vintage pieces, estate finds, and hard-to-find SP&S equipment.

Known for Pacific Northwest railroading, the famous SP&S 700, and scenic Columbia River routes, Spokane, Portland & Seattle remains a favorite with collectors. Explore more model trains.

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Explore SP&S steam power, diesel locomotives and Pacific Northwest rolling stock.

Shop Spokane, Portland & Seattle model trains, including SP&S steam and diesel locomotives, freight cars, cabooses and passenger equipment. Known for its Pacific Northwest routes, Columbia River scenery and dependable freight service, the SP&S is a favorite among collectors of western railroads.

Find models for layouts featuring forests, rivers, timber industries, mountain railroading and classic passenger service, whether you are building a complete SP&S roster or adding a distinctive locomotive to your collection.

SP&S Steam, Diesels and Pacific Northwest Railroading

Discover famous locomotives, named passenger trains and regional freight service.

Spokane, Portland & Seattle equipment offers a distinctive mix of steam power, diesel operations and passenger service against the scenery of the Pacific Northwest.

SP&S 700 and 4-8-4 Steam Power

The preserved SP&S 700 is one of the railroad's best-known locomotives. Collectors also seek 4-8-4 steam locomotive models to recreate classic mainline operations.

GP9, F3 and E7 Diesel Locomotives

GP9s, F3s and E7s give modelers options for freight and passenger-era diesel rosters. Pair these locomotives with cabooses and appropriate rolling stock for a period SP&S consist.

Columbia River Freight and Passenger Service

Timber traffic, western freight cars and passenger equipment fit naturally on SP&S layouts. The famous Empire Builder and North Coast Limited traveled over portions of SP&S rails, providing inspiration for passenger scenes.

Build a Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad Roster

Browse manufacturers and equipment for western railroad layouts.

Manufacturers and Model Releases

Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway models have been produced by Lionel, Atlas, Athearn, Bachmann, Broadway Limited, Walthers, Rapido, Bowser, InterMountain and ScaleTrains. Models vary by scale, prototype and production run.

Locomotives, Cars and Train Sets

Look for steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, freight cars, passenger cars, cabooses and complete train sets. Inventory may include new arrivals, pre-owned models, vintage pieces, retired releases, discontinued rolling stock and hard-to-find SP&S equipment.

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Learn about selling qualifying model train and estate collections.

Whether your collection includes SP&S steam locomotives, diesel power, freight cars or passenger equipment, Trainz reviews qualifying model train collections from hobbyists and estates. Visit Sell My Trains to learn about selling your collection.

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Spokane, Portland & Seattle Model Train FAQs

Answers about collectible SP&S models, passenger trains and railroad history.

What are the most collectible Spokane, Portland & Seattle model trains?

Collectors frequently search for the SP&S 700, 4-8-4 steam locomotives, GP9s, F3s, E7s, cabooses, freight cars and passenger equipment associated with the Empire Builder and North Coast Limited.

Who makes Spokane, Portland & Seattle model trains?

Manufacturers including Lionel, Atlas, Athearn, Bachmann, Broadway Limited, Walthers, Rapido, Bowser, InterMountain and ScaleTrains have produced SP&S models in multiple scales.

Did Spokane, Portland & Seattle operate famous passenger trains?

Yes. Trains such as the Empire Builder and North Coast Limited traveled over SP&S rails through the Pacific Northwest as part of services involving partner railroads.

What happened to the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway?

In 1970, Spokane, Portland & Seattle became part of Burlington Northern. Its locomotives and rolling stock remain popular with collectors of western railroads.