Tri-ang Railways and Minic Motorways
in Canada and the U.S.A.
Latest News
New 1965 Presentation Set picturesA new completely updated and revised page with additional pictures is now available for all the 1965 and 1966 Presentation Sets
Click on the picture to visit the NEW PAGE dedicated to these sets (August 2025) > > |
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Six pages of Tri-ang Minix Models availableTri-ang Minix Models - an introduction,
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Tri-ang Minix - 1st Issue Individual Models
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Australian Diesel Switchers
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Welcome !
Welcome to this website which focuses particularly upon the sets, models and literature produced by Lines Brothers and marketed in Canada and the United States of America.
The publication of Pat Hammond's superb histories of Tri-ang Railways offered collectors an unparalleled knowledge base. Naturally, since publication, new information and discoveries have come to light; none more so than with the sets, models and literature for overseas countries.
The publication of Pat Hammond's superb histories of Tri-ang Railways offered collectors an unparalleled knowledge base. Naturally, since publication, new information and discoveries have come to light; none more so than with the sets, models and literature for overseas countries.
Pre-production Canadian National Diesel Locomotive and Caboose
 Front page of the printer's proof 'mock-up' of the 1958 Standard Track Layouts folder.
Further information and illustrations of pages from the printer's proof 'mock-up' of the 1958 Standard Track Layouts folder, together with examples of the original photography, can be found in the TRACK LAYOUTS section of this website.
Without the help and support of Pat Hammond, Terry Walker (in Canada), Peter Zimmerman (in Canada), Dave McCarthy (of the Train Collectors Society and the Tri-ang Model Railways website), fellow collectors and friends, this website would not have been possible. My very grateful thanks are extended to all of them. |
This website provides an online reference catalogue offering the most complete and up to date listings of Tri-ang Railways sets, models and literature for Canada and the USA. You will also be able to find unique examples of company literature and original photographs, previously not known to exist. In addition, all the sets, models and literature marketed by American Train &Track Corp. (ATT) are included here plus much, much more.
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PLEASE NOTE
This website is provided as a free information resource.
Everything that you see here has been kindly donated to further the knowledge and understanding of our hobby.
If you wish to use information or pictures contained in this website then please acknowledge the source of information or images if you use them, for instance in an article or on another website, by crediting the name of this website - 'Tri-ang Railways in Canada and the USA' - as your reference source.
This website is provided as a free information resource.
Everything that you see here has been kindly donated to further the knowledge and understanding of our hobby.
If you wish to use information or pictures contained in this website then please acknowledge the source of information or images if you use them, for instance in an article or on another website, by crediting the name of this website - 'Tri-ang Railways in Canada and the USA' - as your reference source.
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The Train Collectors Society‘Any make, Any gauge, Any age’
http://traincollectors.co.uk 'TRAIN COLLECTOR' The Journal of the TCS http://traincollectors.co.uk/train-collector |
Articles on the Canadian Tri-ang Railways Sets, Tri-ang USA Literature and other featured articles have been published in 'TRAIN COLLECTOR',
the journal / magazine of The Train Collectors Society (TCS).
The motto of the TCS is 'Any make, Any gauge, Any age' and the quarterly journal / magazine truly reflects this. It is a full-colour production of 52 pages, full of articles on model railway history and collecting from around the globe but with an emphasis on the UK produced models in various scales as the motto says.
The society and members regularly organise some of the finest exhibitions and get-togethers in the UK. But, if you can't make the journey, the four quarterly
journals / magazines are well worth the annual subscription alone.
Rolande Allen - TCS Member 442.
the journal / magazine of The Train Collectors Society (TCS).
The motto of the TCS is 'Any make, Any gauge, Any age' and the quarterly journal / magazine truly reflects this. It is a full-colour production of 52 pages, full of articles on model railway history and collecting from around the globe but with an emphasis on the UK produced models in various scales as the motto says.
The society and members regularly organise some of the finest exhibitions and get-togethers in the UK. But, if you can't make the journey, the four quarterly
journals / magazines are well worth the annual subscription alone.
Rolande Allen - TCS Member 442.
If you have any further information concerning
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