Atlas, perhaps the most prolific makers of n-scale engines and rolling stock, has clearly embraced one of the industry's latest trends: factory...
Each week database Contributors (current and new ones) take part in our Rewards Program. Some are interested in structures or figures and input...
[IMG] The Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby Show. There’s no better place on a cold, overcast New England winter day for modelers and...
[IMG] As our way of saying "Thank You," we recently shipped a handful of Rewards items [including MicroTrains and ExactRail 50’ boxcars, Atlas...
Hi, folks, Having trouble figuring out how to remove the shell on one of the original Atlas/Kato U25Bs (yes, the circa 1988 issue). Thought...
Has anyone heard or read anything about the 2016 release of BLMA reefers (tropicana specifically)? I did not know what is going on with this...
The N-scale Cheshire Rail track plan is based on the early plan for John Allen’s famous Gorre & Daphetid. I greatly admire Mr. Allen and his G&D....
I purchased two of these locomotives, an undecorated one and the Santa Fe. My searches for the dcc with sound version recently do not turn up any...
Does the most recent Atlas GP9 TT release (2015) come with a Scale Speed motor? I do not see any mention of this information on the 2015 Atlas...
Zinc Pest Damage to Atlas N ACL SD35 Frames and Body Shell, picture shows how expanding metal frames rupture the plastic body shell, ruining all...
I took my Model Power 4-4-0 and my Atlas 4-4-0 up to P.A.N.T. to compare and contrast these two models. Here's the Atlas model next to a photo...
I took my Model Power 4-4-0 and my Atlas 4-4-0 up to P.A.N.T. to compare and contrast these two models. One side by side view.
I took my Model Power 4-4-0 and my Atlas 4-4-0 up to P.A.N.T. to compare and contrast these two models. Atlas did a nice job with these.
I took my Model Power 4-4-0 and my Atlas 4-4-0 up to P.A.N.T. to compare and contrast these two models. Here is another view. Both are...
I took my Model Power 4-4-0 and my Atlas 4-4-0 up to P.A.N.T. to compare and contrast these two models. Here they are sitting near the Sandy...
Breaking in my new Genesis GP7 at work. Will be using this particular geep in the rebuild of the shed division.
Started as Atlas NS SD60, has full detailing, working ditchlights and pretty good sound from the 10x18mm speaker in the fuel tank
