our model of the Amtrak No. 822! This HO Scale model is based on the actual Amtrak No. 822, a 1993-built General Electric P40DC Diesel-electric Locomotive that served on many Amtrak trains, including the California Zephyr, Sunset Limited, and the Amtrak Exhibit Train.  This HO Scale Model Locomotive was purchased on eBay on Monday, April 6th, 2026.

This is our HO Scale model train intended to depict the Hassayampa Flyer, a train operated by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.  It operated from Williams to Phoenix, Arizona.  Service began in 1955 and lasted until 1969.

Although this HO Scale version features the Hi-Level Passenger Cars, the "real" Hassayampa Flyer did not operate with the Hi-Level Passenger Cars.

This is our model of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad No. 105A.  The HO Scale model locomotive was is based on the actual Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad No. 105A, a 1952 -built EMD FP7 Diesel-electric Locomotive.  The HO Scale locomotive was purchased by Daniel Metcalf to pay homage to the 'real' Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad passenger trains that once ran through his late Grandfather's hometown of Hornick, Iowa.

This is our model of the London and North Eastern Railway No. 4472 Flying Scotsman!  Hornby Hobbies Limited manufactured this OO Gauge (HO Scale) model train.  This model train is based on the real London and North Eastern Railway No. 4472, nicknamed Flying Scotsman, the Doncaster Works 4-6-2 Pacific Steam Locomotive.  The real London and North Eastern Railway No. 4472 Flying Scotsman is known as "The most famous steam locomotive in the world!"  This OO Gauge (HO Scale) model train has been part of the collection for some time.

This is our model of the Yuma Valley Railway No. 3.  The HO Scale model locomotive was customized to resemble the actual Yuma Valley Railway No. 3, a 1943-built General Electric 44-ton Diesel-electric Locomotive, that operated on the Yuma Valley Railway tourist train from 1988 to 2005.  The HO Scale locomotive was purchased at the Swap Meet during 2019 NMRA Pacific Southwest Regional Convention in Mesa, Arizona.