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NameTrains Bright Engine
Standard engines are the second most popular standard NameTrain piece behind the letter A. The sleek black engine is great way to start the train c...
NameTrains Bright Caboose
The bright red caboose is the traditional way end the train. The caboose does have a magnet on the back so the caboose can be used as a spacer car ...
NameTrains Box Car
The NameTrain box car has yellow print on both sides. Can be purchased in the Classic Train Car Set (#11040) or the Town Set (#11240)
NameTrains Basic Train Set
Our Basic Train Set makes a great place to begin the collection. This 11-piece set includes 8 curved track pieces, engine, passenger car, and caboo...
NameTrains Ampersand Car
Conjunction Junction, hooking up words to make them run right. Perfect for twins or even to decorate for a wedding celebration! Made from maple the...
NameTrains Ambulance
This Ambulance is first on the scene with Caduceus snake as the driver. The ambulance is made from maple and printed on both sides. Also available...
NameTrains Airport Set
Get ready for take-off! Our Airport Set is a "departure" from our standard offerings. The 16-piece set includes two intersecting runways (9 pieces)...
NameTrains Airplane
With a magnet in front this airplane can lead a train or go out on its own. Made from maple and birch plywood, the airplane graphics are printed o...
NameTrains 2027 Engine
Celebrate 200 years of American Rail with the 2027 engine. Printed on both sides with the bright greens and reds the engine is striking. Modeled af...
NameTrains 2025 Engine
Nestled deep in the northern Maine wilderness on the shores of Eagle Lake, fearless adventurers will find the Ghost Trains. After a career of hauli...
NameTrains 2024 Engine
Red and yellow have been used for several notable locomotives, including the Warbonnet paint scheme on the Santa Fe Railway's Super Chief and vario...
NameTrains 2023 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2023 annual engine is based on the McCloud River 2-6-2 No. 9 steam locomotive which is on display at the Age of Steam Roundhouse Muse...
NameTrains 2022 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2022 annual engine is based on The Alaska Railroad's yardgoat (originally #802, now #1) which is on display in Anchorage. Yardgoats a...
NameTrains 2021 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2021 annual engine is inspired by Indian train engine Fairy Queen, "the oldest working steam locomotive in the world" (according to R...
NameTrains 2020 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2020 annual engine is inspired by the Locomotive P36 class pulling the Golden Eagle Trans-Siberian Express. It's one more way to keep...
NameTrains 2019 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2019 annual engine is modeled after a locomotive on display at Rock of Ages Granite Quarry in Barre, VT. Every new piece is another w...
NameTrains 2018 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our 2018 annual engine is modeled after the work horse train engines that pull heavy loads our of mines and quarries. This engine could b...
NameTrains 2017 Engine
SOLD OUT! Blast off with our 2017 annual engine. Bright graphics depict a spaceship style engine.
NameTrains 2015 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our own design to celebrate 2015 - America and the flag.
NameTrains 2014 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our annual collectible train engine from 2014.
NameTrains 2013 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our own design, the 2013 engine is perfect to imagine a train ride through the jungle. The earliest version were yellow. Another piece to...
NameTrains 2011 Engine
SOLD OUT! Modeled after the Empire State Express steam engine from 1893, this 2011 is flashy.
NameTrains 2010 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our annual collectible train engine from 2010.
NameTrains 2007 Engine
SOLD OUT! Our annual collectible train engine from 2007.