Atlas O April 2024 Premier Catalog Livestream

@Paul Graf posted:

Hey there Atlas Fans!

Join us at 7pm on Tuesday, April 9th for the Atlas O April 2024 Premier Catalog livestream!

That is 7pm Eastern, right?

@IRON HORSE posted:

That is 7pm Eastern, right?

Yes, I updated the post.

Thank you!

Curious to see if "brand new locomotive" means new to Atlas Premier tooling or brand new tooling.

In the next run of SD70ACes I would love to see the Montana Rail Link "meatball" logo paint scheme. (My photo)

This is exciting stuff! I can't wait to see what the reveal is.

Fingers crossed for some Western Maryland!

Andrew

i want to see an es44 halloween engine

This could get expensive.

Paul Graf, Will Atlas still be producing engines with TMCC in the future?

I would hope someone would do a custom Southern Mikado 722 (Green-hopefully will be restored) which is a sister engine at Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum to the Southern Mikado 630 also at the TVRM.

Overall a good catalog. I'll only be ordering the Southern 630, but some neat options. I thought in the live stream they said there would be a lot for modern modelers but maybe they meant next catalog? Oh well...

I really like the "re-issue" of the passenger cars and head-end equipment in the new catalog. But..... (yeah I'm one of those guys).....  My major issue is: I'm not running any of the lines offered in the re-issue. Sure would like to see someone ( a dealer) pickup a Lehigh Valley, Central of New Jersey or Reading version of the cars.

Denis

I'm getting the UP 2-8-0, it will be my  first Atlas locomotive.

Nice to see the GP15 offered again. Here’s hoping it doesn’t take Years to be delivered. 🤔    
I think there are others like me wanting to see more reruns of the Master Line diesels. 👍😜

I'd sure like an Amtrak B32-8W and a CSX Dash 8-40CW. Oh and maybe the original NS Southern heritage unit of they do the GP60s again.

@SouthernFan56 posted:

I would hope someone would do a custom Southern Mikado 722 (Green-hopefully will be restored) which is a sister engine at Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum to the Southern Mikado 630 also at the TVRM.

I assume you mean consolidation? 630 and 722 arent Mikados, both are 2-8-0s. 4501, however, which wore green at one time, is a 2-8-2 Mikado.