Track Sets

G Scale Track Sets
With more track, you can create destinations, like a station, a passing siding or an industrial spur. With more track, you can create stories, like tales of adventurous passengers on a mysterious journey. With more track, you can create illusions, like the train that disappears behind a sofa and suddenly reappears at a station on the other side.Your model trains need quality track, especially if running outdoors.

An easy and economical way to add more track to your starter set circle is to use an LGB or PIKO track expansion set. There are 2 different types of extension set available, the Siding Set and Station Track Set.

With the Siding Set you can enlarge your basic starter set circle into an oval with a "stub" siding. A stub siding is a relatively short dead-end track used for parking trains at stations and factories. On a real railroad, sidings are used for loading, unloading and storing freight and passenger cars. You can use your siding for the same purposes. You can load LGB figures in passenger cars on the siding while waiting for the train to arrive. You can unload goods, like candies or pebbles, from freight cars. When you're finished with your trains, you can store them on a siding, for example, behind a sofa or under a bed. When you're ready to play again, just run the train out of the siding and onto the "main line."

With the Station Set you can enlarge your basic starter set circle into an oval with a "passing" siding. Passing sidings can be used just like stub sidings. A train can enter or leave a passing siding without backing up. That's important when you're moving a lot of traffic through a busy passenger station or a freight yard.