Model Trains

As buildings grew taller in American cities, many fire departments converted horse-drawn hook and ladder wagons into motorized aerial ladder trucks. This rig is typical of the conversions that served big cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angele s in the 1920s. The rig is pulled by a detailed model of the Mack ''Bulldog'' tractor from 1923. The truck features an open cab, giving the driver unlimited visibility while spotting the ladder at the fire scene. The trailer is
...more about the Jordan Products Emergency - Fire Apparatus (Plastic Kit) -- 1923 Mack Chain-Drive AC ''Bulldog'' Tractor w/Aerial Ladder - HO-Scale

The pride of many big city fire departments in the 1920s and 30s, the Ahrens-Fox pumper is still considered one of the finest American fire fighting vehicles ever built. The model includes a detailed replica of the front-mounted pump, complete with inlets, outlets and the firm's trademark anti-surge chamber ball on the top. Suction hoses, ground ladders, a load of hose, lanterns and axes are included to detail the model. Parts are molded in
...more about the Jordan Products Emergency - Fire Apparatus (Plastic Kit) -- Ahrens-Fox 1927 Pumper (Triple Combination w/Hose, Ladder & Pump) - HO-Scale

Includes optional engine assembly for ''hood up''
...more about the Jordan Products American Autombile Ford (Plastic Kit) -- 1940 Ford V-8 Sedan w/Optional Engine Detail - HO-Scale

Includes parts for both
...more about the Jordan Products American Automobiles - Oldsmobile (Plastic Kit - pkg(2) -- 1904 Curved Dash Run-About & Rail Inspection Car - HO-Scale

Build Traffic on Steam-Era Highways. This Ford Model A from Jordan Products brings new life to period street scenes. The HO Scale kit features highly detailed plastic parts and step-by-step
...more about the Jordan Products American Automobiles - Ford (Plastic Kit) -- 1928 Model A 2-Door Hardtop Sedan - HO-Scale

The purring engine lightly rocks your Hot Rod from side to side. You look to your right and you see the 49' Merc that you've been looking for all night. You figure it's time to teach a lesson in the natural laws of land speed. You tap the accelerat or and the car lurches forward a few inches with a growl. The '49 Merc does the same. The light goes from red to yellow. You drop the car into gear and slowly depress the accelerator. The rumble begins to build, and as the light
...more about the Jordan Products American Automobiles - Hot Rod (Plastic Kit) -- 1950s Soft-Top Roadster - HO-Scale

Kit is based on the Mack gas-electric switch locomotive that was in use from 1930 to 1980. Unpowered model molded of styrene
...more about the Jordan Products Industrial Oil-Electric Loco Nonpowered -- Mack 15 Ton - HO-Scale