Atlas Classic Locomotive
Beautiful looking car at a good price
Beautiful looking car at a good price
N Scale Atlas Classic 42101 Lehigh Valley RS3 Diesel Locomotive LV #215. This locomotive is in good condition. The engine was tested. It runs good. Both headlights work. It comes in its original packaging. It will be shipped carefully. Please look at all photos. What you see is what you get. Thanks for looking
Production continued through 1984, with a total of 535 units built. Factory-installed AccuMate® magnetic knuckle couplers NEW! Painted safety rails. Fat or thin anticlimber, knuckle or button battery boxes, FB-2 or AAR-B trucks, flat or protruding headlight, 2 or 4 window cab.
ATLAS/KATO 8050 SERIES ALCO CENTURY C-424. I’VE DONE AT LEAST A DOZEN OF THESE UNITS TO DCC & SOUND AND THEY ARE EASY TO COMPLETE. IT RUNS BEAUTIFULLY AS YOU WOULD EXPECT FROM AN ATLAS KATO UNIT, SEE THE VIDEO.
everything is in great shape comes from a smoke free home the P on the postal car on one side has a little of the blue missing no missing wheels
Atlas O Premier C&O GP40 Diesel Locomotive #4092 (3-Rail) – MPN 30138571. Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 30138571. Perfect for adding a premier-level freight hauler to your 3-rail layout! Manufacturer: Atlas O.
New, arrived March 2026. MSRP 209.95. This is a DC model with plug for DCC. The General Electric U28C locomotive, developed in 1966, provided a 300 horsepower increase over its predecessor, the U25C.
At the height of cab units, this was ALCOs foray into the market. Over 600 were built from 1946 to 1956 with 400 of them being FA units. DCC equipped. Dual mode DC and DCC operation. Supports all DCC programming modes.
At the height of cab units, this was ALCOs foray into the market. Over 600 were built from 1946 to 1956 with 400 of them being FA units. DCC equipped. Dual mode DC and DCC operation. Supports all DCC programming modes.
Manufacturer : Atlas. Scale : HO. Rarity : Hard-to-find in Canadian Pacific livery. A beautifully detailed model and a rare find inCanadian Pacific colors—don’t miss it! We always mark parcels as “used toys”.