All aboard! The Bachmann Trains Santa Fe Flyer HO Scale Ready-to-Run Electric Train Set is bound non-stop for fun. Haul freight through iconic American deserts, mountains, and cities with the iconic Santa Fe Flyer, with its mighty FT diesel locomotive and its distinctive “war bonnet” paint scheme. This electric model set comes with an EMD
All aboard! The Bachmann Trains Santa Fe Flyer HO Scale Ready-to-Run Electric Train Set is bound non-stop for fun. Haul freight through iconic American deserts, mountains, and cities with the iconic Santa Fe Flyer, with its mighty FT diesel locomotive and its distinctive “war bonnet” paint scheme. This electric model set comes with an EMD FT diesel locomotive with operating headlight, an open quad-hopper, gondola, and caboose. It also comes with a power pack and speed controller, as well as pieces of curved and straight track that can assemble into a 36 inch circuit. Grab the kids and hop on to the Bachmann Trains Santa Fe Flyer HO Scale Ready-to-Run Electric Train Set for hours of fun hauling freight across the American Southwest.
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Easy Entrance to HO Trains While Bachmann HO trains are regarded more as “toys” in the professional HO model railroad community (rather than authentic models of actual prototype railroads), there must always be an entry point for those new to the hobby. Bachmann faithfully fulfills entry-level, “new hobbyist” interest quite well and quite inexpensively.
GOOD SET ! Got this for some track to display my 1958 Revell which I got running again. Problem this diesel set is pretty dam good ! All looks like it will last , made well. Got expansion set so I can run both trains. Watch out you will get hooked. Started 3×5 now at 4×6 and want more. Working on an 8×10. For the money this steel track is good , diesel engine is strong , and couplers are well made but plastic. Just take a little care and they should last. Like the plastic couplers on my 1958…
4 Stars for the Product Plus 1 for the Value I purchased the Santa Fe Flyer set about a month ago to test my interest in the hobby of model trains. Up front, Iâll say Iâve had no issues with wheels coming off and while it took a bit to initially set the engine and get it to run (it needs to be on the rails correctly), itâs been great since that point.