AtlasO new catalog

Just checked it out and they have some nice offerings for the first half of 2015. I'm definitely in for all 4 Master Chessie System(WM) 70 ton covered hoppers and both of the Trainman B&O 3 bay PS-2 covered hoppers.

Anyone have an actual link? All I get is "image unavailable." when looking on the website.

http://t.co/H0cS9WhafQ

http://www.atlasrr.com/catalog.htm

 

The links on this page work for me.

Thank you.

Here are the links:

 

http://www.atlasrr.com/catalog.htm

 

http://download.atlasrr.com/0115Cat/O-1.pdf

 

I think it's a really healthy catalog for Atlas. I'm excited about it. I'll order some MP15's, 17,600 tank cars and the two CZ cars. I'm also looking into the dash 8's but haven't really made up my mind about it. I wish they would do more "new road numbers" for the tank cars just to have a longer and more prototypical train.

It would be nice if they had straight track.

I'd like to get some of the trinity tankers but they are pricey!

A Texas & Pacific ACF Cylindrical Hopper!

 

I will have to check it, if I can get to the catalog.

 

 

Andrew

I just checked it.

 

The NSC Covered Coil Cars have different and more colorful schemes than the ones that come through on the CN and NS in Michigan.

 

There are MONON and SOO LINE ACF 70-Ton 2-bay Covered Hoppers.

 

The D&RGW bulkhead flat cars would be nice to have.

 

There are great ACF Cylindrical Hopper schemes

Seaboard System

Detroit & Toledo ShoreLine

 

Texas & Pacific

Wabash (new numbers)

 

I will have to think it over.

 

Andrew

All of the new railroad paint schemes Trainman PS-2 3-bay covered hoppers would look great in a freight train.

 

Andrew

It appears there will be head to head competition between AtlasO and Sunset 3rd Rail for F7's in 2015.   I personally wish one of them was modeling a different prototype. 

 

Ed Rappe

I'm in total shock - several O scale 2-rail MP15's listed for different railroads but no factory painted Southern Pacific MP15 yard switchers listed anywhere in their new catalog. What could they possibly be thinking of...............

SO whats the difference between the catalog and the arrivals announcement? I've been waiting years for an N scale shay, from Atlas. It's in the catalog, but not in the arrivals. Does that mean it's still a myth?

 

Shocked to see Amtrak F's in the catalog. They owned about 40, but they leased about 3 times that number. The few they had didnt last very long (maybe 1975), but its nice to see a screwball in the catalog. I'm debating how I'm going to do it... either A-A-B or A-B-B.

NICe on the F7's At least the price is more reasonable than the competition and I know that Atlas O will do it right.[ at least better than my Lionel F7's with legacy.]

 

What I am confused on is the fine print for the 40' reefers:

 

All alternate history paint schemes.

 

So is Atlas O now going Faux paint schemes on their reefers?

 

Fortunately, I have to get TWO of the Altoona Beer reefers.[I hope they don't duplicate the Weaver/ JTS numbers!

 

the rest of them are colorful though!

I suspect the Sunset F7s will have been made and sold out long before Atlas gets an F7 into production. While the last year or so has seen a pretty steady delivery of rolling stock the diesels and Cal Zep cars have a very dismal record for delivery. I was disapointed Atlas had no new rolling stock anouncements,I also notice JDs Trains/AM Hobbies not on dealer list I thought they were one of the biggest dealers for Atlas,typo?[still waiting on GE-8s]

What happened to the C40-8W?

 

The F7's look incredible, the D&RG look very nice. F units in Amtrak Will be very popular. 

I am in for the Atlantic Coast Line covered hoppers. 

F-7's! I'm getting closer to my dream of an Atlas O ABA F-7 in B+LE Livery. I'm thinking Dave Minarak and I are probably the only ones that would buy a set. I'd love to duplicate the Kaylor engine house at the end. I need this motive power for all the hoppers sitting on my shelves. I may have to pre order an undecorated set to fulfill this need, though.

Oh man! me thinks I'm in for a set of Santa Fe ABBA F7's to head my soon to arrive GGD El Capitan Hi-Level's, they can't make too many warbonnet F's or any F's in my opinion. Between 3rd Rail, GGD, and Atlas, 2015 is shaping up to be another good year for those in O scale, not too good for the train budget though!

 

Joe

They were not listed in the previous catalog either but are on the A-Z shipping schedule with a listed "first quarter 2015" delivery[good luck with that]JMO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh boy, I'm in trouble again. lots of gotta haves.

I think the Bethlehem Steel stuff is pretty cool.  Wonder what the street prices will be?

 

Jim

Jeff from JD's Trains/AM Hobbies is still an Atlas dealer.

 

I suspect the Sunset F7s will have been made and sold out long before Atlas gets an F7 into production. While the last year or so has seen a pretty steady delivery of rolling stock the diesels and Cal Zep cars have a very dismal record for delivery. I was disapointed Atlas had no new rolling stock anouncements,I also notice JDs Trains/AM Hobbies not on dealer list I thought they were one of the biggest dealers for Atlas,typo?[still waiting on GE-8s]

 

AM Hobbies has a really cool special run of ATSF reefers shipping second quarter!

 

 

Looking at the fine print there will be just 2 Chessie hoppers. My credit card gets a break.

I'll be loading up on the 25K and 17K tank cars.

 

Simply the finest and most accurate tank cars ever made IMO. 

 

I'll order those Soo Line Hoppers. Thanks for sharing the link. 

The new 40' reefers  are now $82.00. I remember buying the first ones for $40.00. Oh well things are getting more expensive. 

I see there are some new beer cars. Might have to get a couple of those. I remember Fox Head from when I was growing up. Also the ATSF reefers from AM Hobbies look good, but I'll have to take a look and see what I already have - seems to me I have some very similar cars from other manufacturers. 

 

I still wish they would do a Green Bay & Western bay window caboose to go with the GBW diesel they built several years ago!

OOOOOh man I hear ya.... I just can't say NO

Atlas has put together a really nice catalog.  I hope that they can deliver in a reasonable time frame.

I am particularly interested in the URR and USS MP15's,coil cars,and cabooses.

Really?   I'm not aware of Amtrak owning any F7s.  They did buy all of SPs FP7s.

 

But no SP MP15s, that is dumb.

Well, the CZ observation cars in 3-rail have a $180 MSRP, and The Public Delivery Track has them on their website for $150.  So that's roughly a 17% discount off MSRP.  Should be interesting to see if that holds across the product line.  Funny how the passenger car prices don't seem THAT out if line... But the freight cars?  WOW!!!  

 

In any event, I guess I picked a great time to switch interests... 'Cause I could never enjoy buying at some of these insane 2015 catalog price-points knowing how over-inflated the prices have become compared to several years ago.    Somebody in the supply chain is making good money here!     And consumers are footing the bill big-time!!! 

 

David

 

 

100-107 were F-7s, from BN, all ex-NP. All off roster October 75. 110-123 were ex-SP FP-7s, they lasted until '76, 150-164 were the B's mostly F-7, 2 were F-3B; a combination of BN (both GN and NP) and SP. The B's went at varying times in '75. 

Source: Amtrak by the Numbers by Warner et al.

I'm still waiting for them to offer their F3A in Seaboard Air Line paint, better not hold my breath

 

The ACL cvd hoppers are nice so I'll probably get at least 1 or 2.  That was about it for southern RRs.

 

Larry Neal...didn't ACL have some F7s???

The only thing of interest for me with Atlas is the removal of those buckling painted brass roof walkways on the new PS-1’s.

 

Everyone else has already provided most of the roads they offer. 

 

S.