Travel back in time to the Industrial Revolution, when steam trains ruled the tracks. Big express trains would travel at high speeds between the big cities, but the often overlooked branch lines were arguably just as important. These shorter routes would branch of from the mainlines, and connect rural towns and villages to the outside world, allowing people and produce to quickly and easily reach the big cities.

The train consists of a small 0-4-4 tank engine, and 2 short passenger wagons. A short train like this was not unusual for branch lines, since the size of the towns and villages they connected meant there were usually not that many passengers.

The locomotive and wagons are all fully compatible with existing L-Gauge track. The roof of each wagon is removable to reveal the interior, and the locomotive can easily be motorised.

The train is about 73 studs long and 8 studs wide. The included display track is 80 x 14 studs.