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Everything you need to know about the brands that build your hobby. Compare manufacturers by scale, price, and specialty to find the perfect fit for your layout.
33 brands found
Est. 1957
Industry leader in smooth-running mechanisms and precision manufacturing.
Est. 1946
The American HO scale standard-bearer with options for every budget.
Est. 1924
The gold standard for model railroad track and turnouts.
Est. 1833
The hobby's gateway brand with something for everyone.
Est. 2014
Setting new standards for detail and customer experience.
Est. 2003
Setting new detail standards for passenger cars and Canadian prototypes.
Est. 1859
The legendary name in European model railroading, pioneer of Z scale.
Est. 1980
The one-stop shop for model railroad scenery and landscaping.
Est. 2018
Industry-leading accuracy and detail in British OO gauge.
Est. 1919
The definitive British N gauge brand with comprehensive coverage.
Est. 1960
European H0 leader with excellent quality and digital innovation.
Est. 1999
The world standard for model railway sound and digital control.
Est. 1911
The static grass pioneer and comprehensive scenery supplier.
Est. 1976
Comprehensive Japanese N scale with FineTrack system.
Est. 2006
The premium choice for Australian prototype HO scale.
Est. 1976
The unrivaled master of Swiss and European narrow gauge.
Est. 1946
The world's finest flex track and turnouts, bar none.
Est. 1932
The hobby's one-stop shop for structures and supplies.
Est. 2005
The gold standard for prototype-accurate freight cars.
Est. 1978
Excellent detail-to-price ratio for the value-conscious modeler.
Est. 1995
The sound locomotive specialists with Paragon technology.
Est. 1900
The iconic American toy train brand with over a century of heritage.
Est. 1901
Britain's beloved model railway brand with broad appeal.
Est. 1972
The N scale coupler standard and freight car authority.
Est. 1946
The authority for PRR and eastern railroad prototypes.
Est. 1962
The streamliner specialist with comprehensive passenger train coverage.
Est. 1948
Premier German prototype manufacturer with exceptional detail.
Est. 1887
German precision engineering with legendary running quality.
Est. 1950
Gap-filling British outline locomotives with good value.
Est. 1983
Innovative Welsh manufacturer with strong British prototype coverage.
Est. 1946
Premier European manufacturer of structures and the Car System.
Est. 1838
Märklin quality in two-rail DC form.
Est. 1991
The niche-filler for unusual Japanese prototypes.