Skip to main content

In the January-June Atlas All-Scales Catalog released by Atlas earlier this year, they announced another run of their Trainman Alco RSD 7-15 Diesel Locomotives. We have been getting calls from people wanting to get theirs on order, so we have added the 3 Rail and 2 Rail versions to our website. These engines are scheduled to ship 1Q2016. The C&O are additional numbers, while the rest are new paint schemes, including a Low Nose version in Santa Fe.

 

The Features include:

  • Scale dimensions
  • Separately applied wire grab irons
  • Accurate painting and printing
  • Etched metal grille detail
  • Directional LED lighting
  • 3 Rail Conventional locos have horn and bell sounds
  • 2 Rail locos have fixed pilots, scale wheelsets and scale couplers
  • New truck design with single point lubrication for longer life and no disassembly required
  • Minimum diameter curve (3 Rail): O-45
  • Minimum radius curve (2 Rail): 40.5"

TMCC Features:

  • Electric Railroad Co. "Cruise Commander" Technology
  • IMPROVED RailSounds digital sound system
  • LEGACY COMPATIBLE (100 Speed Steps)
  • Operating diesel exhaust unit
  • Lionel TrainMaster Command Control

2 Rail Gold Features - Sound equipped

 

<colgroup><col width="290" /><col span="2" width="131" /><col span="2" width="99" /></colgroup>

Command Control Engines    
 3 Rail TMCC2 Rail GoldMSRPOur Price
     
Chesapeake & Ohio* 6801
AO-20030019
AO-20050019
429.95343.96
Chesapeake & Ohio* 6809
AO-20030020
AO-20050020
429.95343.96
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 52
AO-20030021AO-20050021429.95343.96
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 55
AO-20030022AO-20050022429.95343.96
Pennsylvania 6811
AO-20030023AO-20050023429.95343.96
Pennsylvania 6815
AO-20030024AO-20050024429.95343.96
Santa Fe 604
AO-20030025AO-20050025429.95343.96
Santa Fe 609
AO-20030026AO-20050026429.95343.96
Canadian Pacific 8921
AO-20030027AO-20050027429.95343.96
Santa Fe 829
AO-20030028AO-20050028429.95343.96
Santa Fe 832
AO-20030029AO-20050029429.95343.96
     
Non-Command Control Engines    
 3 Rail Conv2 Rail DC MSRPOur Price
     
Chesapeake & Ohio* 6801
AO-20020019
AO-20040019
289.95231.96
Chesapeake & Ohio* 6809
AO-20020020
AO-20040020
289.95231.96
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 52
AO-20020021
AO-20040021
289.95231.96
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range 55
AO-20020022
AO-20040022
289.95231.96
Pennsylvania 6811
AO-20020023
AO-20040023
289.95231.96
Pennsylvania 6815
AO-20020024
AO-20040024
289.95231.96
Santa Fe 604
AO-20020025
AO-20040025
289.95231.96
Santa Fe 609
AO-20020026
AO-20040026
289.95231.96
Canadian Pacific 8921
AO-20020027
AO-20040027
289.95231.96
Santa Fe 829
AO-20020028
AO-20040028
289.95231.96
Santa Fe 832
AO-20020029
AO-20040029
289.95231.96

 

 

CandO

CP

DMandI

PRR

SF

SF_Low

Attachments

Images (6)
  • CandO: Chesapeake and Ohio
  • CP: Canadian Pacific
  • DMandI: Duluth, Missabe &amp; Iron Range
  • PRR: Pennsylvania
  • SF: Santa Fe Highhood
  • SF_Low: Santa Fe Lowhood
Last edited by MrMuffin'sTrains
Original Post

Replies sorted oldest to newest

Originally Posted by Chris Dunn:

These look great, and I'm really encouraged to see conventional models being offered. What is the length of the engine?  Thank you. 

ME TOO!!!! Is them the norm for current Atlas locos?? I am conventional and stopped buying new MTH and Lionel when conventional locos were dropped. 

I may need one of these....

Originally Posted by JohnB:

Does Atlas have any plans of adding Train Phone antennas to the PRR model? They are a prerequisite for any PRR diesel engine I purchase. I am assuming that the prototype PRR Alco had them but could be wrong.

Thanks

JohnB

  

John,

 

My quick research tells me that even though these were delivered with trainphone antennas, by the time this paint scheme was introduced, they had already been removed.

 

Fred

Originally Posted by AMCDave:
Originally Posted by Chris Dunn:

These look great, and I'm really encouraged to see conventional models being offered. What is the length of the engine?  Thank you. 

ME TOO!!!! Is them the norm for current Atlas locos?? I am conventional and stopped buying new MTH and Lionel when conventional locos were dropped. 

I may need one of these....

Dave,

 

The conventional option in the norm for the Trainman line.

 

I have two of the conventional Chessie GP15's from an earlier run.

 

Jim

 

Here are some images from the first run of these Atlas RSD-7. That 2-rail model did not have the antenna.

These are just my opinion,

Thanks,

Naveen Rajan

 

Originally Posted by JohnB:

Does Atlas have any plans of adding Train Phone antennas to the PRR model? They are a prerequisite for any PRR diesel engine I purchase. I am assuming that the prototype PRR Alco had them but could be wrong.

Thanks

JohnB

  

 

IMG_3407 [800x600)

IMG_3408 [800x600)

Attachments

Images (2)
  • IMG_3407 (800x600)
  • IMG_3408 (800x600)

Fred, Naveen

 

     Thanks for the info. The train phone antennas are my favorite detail item on Pennsy diesels and cabin cars. I have skipped buying the Lionel Legacy GP7 engines which did not have them, guess I will skip these too. I just purchased my second PRR RS11 #8631, they have them to my delight.

 

JohnB

 

 

Talked with Jerry Kimble regarding the PRR version and telephone antennas.... Here's his reply:

 

"Thanks for your question. Our research shows the Pennsylvania Railroad owning 5 RSD7s (road numbers 8606-8610) and 6 RSD15s (road numbers 8611-8616). We have no photographs or written information to support any of these locomotives having a Trainphone antenna installed. While we don’t have photographs of each and every unit our belief is it was never installed on any of these Alco locomotives. If you have a photograph showing otherwise it’s certainly something we’ll give consideration to on a future run.

 

Do know these locomotives have been recently upgraded to now offer operation diesel exhaust and cruise control, which they previously didn’t have at the same price point, thanks."

 

MrMuffin,

 

    Thanks for all the info and the reply from Atlas. I did not realize that these Trainman engines now come with Cruise and Exhaust Smoke which are a real selling plus.

    I do have a book at home with pictures of all RS versions that the Pennsy purchased with details of what added on equipment they had. The only trouble is I have not looked at it for some time and can never find where I put it.

 

Thanks

JohnB

Last edited by OGR CEO-PUBLISHER

Andrew,

 

Nice pictures and it does prove the point that at least some of these locomotives had the Trainphone antenna. While it's too late to do anything with our current run of these Trainman RSD7/15s we'll definitely take a look at adding it to a future run. In the mean time this could be a good project for an enterprising individual on the forum, thanks.

 

Jerry Kimble

jkimble@atlaso.com

1-908-687-9590 ext. 7118

Atlas Model Railroad Company

Coordinator Sales/Marketing/Product Development

Add Reply

Post
×
×
×
×
Link copied to your clipboard.
×
×