Texas & Pacific (T&P)

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Shop Texas & Pacific model trains for sale, including T&P locomotives, passenger cars, freight cars, cabooses, and collectible Texas & Pacific Railway models. Browse new arrivals, pre-owned models, vintage pieces, estate finds, and hard-to-find T&P releases.

From the famous Texas Eagle to powerful steam and first-generation diesel locomotives, Texas & Pacific remains a favorite with collectors of classic southwestern railroads. Explore more model trains.

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Explore T&P steam locomotives, diesel power, passenger cars and freight equipment.

Shop Texas & Pacific model trains for sale, from impressive 2-10-4 steam locomotives and early diesels to Texas Eagle passenger cars and classic freight equipment. Texas & Pacific served the Southwest with memorable passenger trains and extensive freight operations.

Find T&P locomotives and rolling stock for Texas mainline scenes, southwestern freight consists or display collections. Its bold lettering, classic paint schemes and unmistakable Texas identity make these models stand out across HO Scale, N Scale, O Gauge and other scales.

Texas & Pacific Steam, Diesel and Passenger Favorites

Explore well-known locomotive classes and classic southwestern trains.

Texas & Pacific equipment offers collectors a mix of powerful steam, recognizable diesel locomotives and streamlined passenger service.

Texas & Pacific No. 610 and 2-10-4 Steam

Collectors frequently seek Texas & Pacific No. 610 and other 2-10-4 “Texas” type steam locomotives. These large engines are favorites for classic steam-era displays and freight operations.

GP7, GP9, E8 and F7 Diesel Locomotives

T&P GP7s, GP9s, E8s and F7s offer options for modeling the transition to diesel power, mainline trains and freight service across the Southwest.

Texas Eagle Passenger and Freight Equipment

Texas Eagle passenger equipment, cabooses and freight cars help recreate the railroad's diverse operations, from streamlined passenger trains to long freight consists on busy Texas routes.

Build a Texas & Pacific Railroad Roster

Find manufacturers and equipment for your preferred era and scale.

Manufacturers of T&P Models

Texas & Pacific models have been produced by Lionel, Atlas, Athearn, Bachmann, Broadway Limited, Walthers, Rapido, Bowser, InterMountain and ScaleTrains. Available models vary by manufacturer, scale and release.

Steam, Diesels and Collectible Rolling Stock

Build a roster with steam locomotives, diesel power, passenger equipment, cabooses and freight cars. Trainz inventory may include new arrivals, pre-owned models, vintage releases, retired locomotives, estate finds and other collectible Texas & Pacific equipment.

Selling a Texas & Pacific Model Train Collection?

Learn about selling qualifying T&P collections and estate equipment.

Whether your collection features a prized T&P steam locomotive or years of freight and passenger equipment, Trainz reviews qualifying model train collections from collectors and estates. Visit Sell My Trains for information about selling your collection.

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Texas & Pacific Model Train FAQs

Answers about collectible T&P equipment, manufacturers and railroad history.

What are the most collectible Texas & Pacific model trains?

Collectors often search for Texas & Pacific 610, 2-10-4 steam locomotives, GP7s, GP9s, E8s, F7s, cabooses, freight cars and Texas Eagle passenger equipment.

Who makes Texas & Pacific model trains?

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

What happened to the Texas & Pacific Railway?

Texas & Pacific eventually became part of Missouri Pacific, and later the railroad became part of Union Pacific. T&P locomotives and rolling stock remain highly collectible today.

Why are Texas & Pacific steam locomotives so popular?

The railroad's powerful 2-10-4 “Texas” type locomotives, especially No. 610, are among the best-known steam engines in American railroading and remain favorites with collectors and model railroaders.