TRAIN DEPOT

Locomotive Repair & Restoration

Professional repair services for vintage and modern model trains, including complete overhauls of decades-old equipment.

• Lionel post-war and modern repairs
• Transformer reconditioning
• Uncoupling control restoration

Model Train Sales

New and used model trains across multiple scales with brands like Lionel, MTH, and more.

• O, HO, and N scale inventory
• Legacy and DCS control systems
• Rolling stock and accessories

Train Consultation

Expert guidance for beginners and advanced hobbyists on system setup, operation, and maintenance.

• Layout planning assistance
• Control system recommendations
• Maintenance tutorials

Train Collection Services

Buying and selling services for train collections, estates, and individual pieces.

• Collection appraisals
• Estate purchasing
• Consignment options

“We love this store. We have been going here forever. Great selection and many models and brands to choose from. Super knowledgeable about all things trains. They have worked on our locamotive before, our 773 Hudson. We get a new car every year. We got our 990 Legacy remote from here as well and man did it take our train to the next level. Kids love coming here as well.”

“Just had my father's Lionel train repaired. It had been in a box and not been used for the past 65-70 years. Matthew and team at Train Depot got it running along with reconditioning the Transformer and Uncoupling controls. They took the time to tell me how to operate and maintain it. They were friendly and helpful!”

“Great customer service. Always friendly. If you need anything they will find it for you. Service department is very thorough, I've had multiple locomotives repaired and they always come back running like new. Great selection of used n scale items as well.”

“This store is a shadow of what it once was. I get it: times have changed and rents have only gone up but the new location is a joke. There's hardly anything in stock and what is there is a jumbled mess. I'm not sorting through shelf after shelf looking for a needle in a haystack, I'm sorry. There were hardly any engines. There's virtually no separation between scales. And the store layout is confusing: it's basically a couple of shelves in a maze-like pattern, glass display cases lining the walls with not much in them, and a worker's section that's poorly blocked off. Perhaps their business has shifted to online sales, but if that's the case clean things up in your store.”