Northern Pacific G Scale Ballast and Scenery

G Scale — Northern Pacific

Northern Pacific G Scale Ballast and Scenery

Choose realistic materials for Northern Pacific main lines, mountain grades, yards, plains routes, and Pacific Northwest scenery.

Northern Pacific Main-Line Ballast

Northern Pacific crossed northern plains, mountain divisions, and the Pacific Northwest. These gray northern-route products are useful G scale starting choices.

1154 Empire Builder G scale ballast

1154 Empire Builder

A northern-route blend for mountain, plains, and transcontinental main-line scenery.

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1054 Pennsylvania Gray G scale ballast

1054 Pennsylvania Gray

A neutral gray starting choice for maintained main lines and rebuilt track.

12 oz Bag

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1504 UPRR & BNSF St. Louis G scale ballast

1504 UPRR & BNSF St. Louis

A multicolor gray blend for St. Louis, Missouri, and central-route main lines.

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Northern Pacific Yards and Sidings

Mix older ballast with dirt, cinders, coal, weeds, and spilled materials for a working railroad appearance.

1224 Yard Mix G scale ballast

1224 Yard Mix

Mixed and weathered material for yards, sidings, branch lines, and industrial track.

12 oz Bag

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1034 Black Cinder G scale ballast

1034 Black Cinder

Dark cinder material for engine facilities, older yards, and industrial tracks.

12 oz Bag

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2000 Industrial Dirt G scale ballast

2000 Industrial Dirt

Blend around track, loading docks, service roads, structures, and industrial yards.

12 oz Bag

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Northern Pacific Scenery Materials

Build prairie, badlands, mountain passes, forests, rivers, grain country, and Pacific Northwest scenes.

G Scale Rock-Size Reminder

For G scale, a rock product ending in 6 is small, 7 is medium and can also work as a boulder, and 8+ creates larger rock. The special 03 ending is Sand & Gravel and can also be used as rip rap.

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Which Northern Pacific Route Are You Modeling?

Northern Pacific ballast changed across divisions and quarry sources. Compare photographs from the route and year you model before settling on one color.

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