Train Sets
Train sets are complete starter packages offered by various model manufacturers that include a locomotive, cars, track, and a power pack. Some sets also include special accessories, such as trestles, tunnels, and buildings.
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Mantua’s Conrail “Quality” Blue Ribbon
The Conrail “Quality” Blue Ribbon was among the six train sets included in Mantua’s 1994 catalog.
Mantua’s Santa Fe “War Bonnet” Express
One of six train sets included in Mantua’s 1994 catalog was its Santa Fe “War Bonnet” Express.
TYCO’s Chessie System Turbo Train set
A 1990 release from TYCO was this Chessie System decorated Turbo Train set.
AHM’s Hi-Iron Local Set
The Hi-Iron Local train set from AHM included an 0-4-0 steam locomotive and tender with three freight cars and caboose.
AHM’s Thunderchief Set
AHM’s Thunderchief train set included the hobby company’s F-M C-Liner pulling a passenger train made up of Rivarossi-made smooth-side cars.
AHM’s Dockside Gandy Dancer Set
Dating to around 1970, AHM’s Dockside Gandy Dancer train set came with a hobby mainstay Dockside 0-4-0 steam locomotive.
AHM’s Pufferbelly Freight Set
One of AHM’s basic HO-scale train set offerings to feature a steam locomotive was the Pufferbelly Freight Set.
AHM’s Diesel Dancer
AHM’s Diesel Dancer provided a very basic example of an HO-scale train set.
AHM’s Overland Express
AHM’s Overland Express was a 1960s train set release with 0-6-0 steam locomotive.
AHM’s Rocket Freight
AHM’s Rocket Freight was a 1960s train set release with an Alco RS-2 diesel locomotive.