LGB stands for Lehmann Gross Bahn –a German phrase which literally means "Lehmann big train". Established in 1968 in Germany, the trains built by this company is one of the most sought after by model train enthusiasts in Europe and in the US. The company is credited in pioneering the "G Scale" model train in the US. The G is often mistaken as "Garden" because it is constantly used outdoors. However the G stands for groß which means "big" referring to the size of the train which has a ratio of 1:22 to the actual size.

LGB G Scale model trains are often preferred by enthusiasts because of their durability. Often used outdoors, LGB G Scale model trains are made of brass which requires little maintenance and could stand against different weather conditions. LGB model trains also offer a great amount of tooling for more customization. Most of the model trains in production by LGB could come in three different body types with more options for the train roofing. The details of this model trains are also remarkable as it follows different prototype of trains that were in operations in Europe and in North America. Even the starter set of LGB model trains could easily satisfy the experienced train model enthusiast.