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Here is a simple page designed to allow you to Identify the type of train you
have by the type of track it uses. I buy all scales of trains.
- Z Scale - Extremely small Trains, they make several Briefcase type trains.
Primarily Made by Marklin and called Mini Club.
- N Scale - Slightly Larger than Z- Scale and much more popular. Manufactured
by many different complains such as Trix, Atlas, Auhagen, Life-Like, Con-Cor and
Bachmann.
- HO Scale - Very common trains size the is "Half O" gauge. This size
became popular because it was easier to find room to set up the smaller
trains.
- Marklin HO scale - Actually uses a hidden contact system in the middle
of the track which looks like little points in between the rails.
- S Scale - S Scale was adopted by American Flyer and was promoted as real
looking track, compared to Lionel's Popular O gauge track which has three
rails.
- O Scale - The most common and Train size found, made by Almost all Toy
Train Manufacturers.
- Standard or Wide Gauge - Large Track Used for Standard Gauge Trains made BY
Lionel and American Flyer Wide Gauge trains.
The dollar is shown for size reference.
The numbers for each train are printed on the side of them as shown.
Locomotives are numbered the same way as shown below. This is a pair of 210
Texas Special Locomotives.
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