Trains - Super Chief Ready To Run Electric Train Set - N Scale

If you're of a certain age you may remember playing with Lionel or Tyco trains (you might even remember AFX slot cars); you might have even built a train table diorama. But chances are, over the years, the trains got boxed up, sold, passed along, donated, or worse. I bet you miss those trains; I do. This year I decided I would dip my toe back into model trains by purchasing one of the Bachman N gauge sets. The advantage of the small scale is that it's far easier to set up a layout compared to O or even HO. As a test, I decided to set up a simple circle layout under the Christmas tree, and I'm glad that I did. Basically, the track and train are of good quality; they're not as solid as the old Lionel and Tyco sets of old, but they're good enough. I think it's easy to set up, and you'll quickly be up to speed. The bottom line is that this is a fun and nostalgic train set.

Absolutely love it. Set up was easy had it up and running in minutes and it's been running all day.

Llegó en buen estado. Funciona de maravilla y es una linda pieza para adentrarte en la escala N Si piensas comprar este set ten en cuenta que al ser una escala más pequeña es más ligera y debes tener más cuidado con las piezas. También recomiendo comprar vías rectas a parte, ya que el set solo trae un círculo, esto para una mejor experiencia

Good

Bachmann has done a great job with the Santa Fe F7A model. It runs at scale speeds from 15mph to fast about a scale 75 mph. The paint jobs is first class. Not any attached parts but for the value a great runner. Good weight pulls the three cars in the set with ease. The cars are very attractive and look more to scale for the same HO set. I really like the N scale road bed track fits firmly together and stays together during operating sessions. Models run fine on the track at all speeds and they don't fly off at full speed as well.