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As this thread has to do with paying attention to what one is doing (the upside down lettering), I noticed now that I can be counted among the negligent. I spelled the company name "Texico". Of

Rick, welcome aboard... I hope to see A1G increasing in popularity as well. It's certainly easier to assemble an accumulation of these cars than Micro-Trains cars! I'm not an expert but I believe that

Hi Doug, I'm old enough to know that Tex"A"co is supposed to be spelled with an "A" as there is also alot of those stations around here. Apparently,I wasn't paying attention either...lol! It comes

Hi gang, I just obtained my first 2280 series double-door boxcar (2287 I.C.) and I noticed the label calls this a "Machinery Car". Interesting. Are the other cars in this series also labeled as such?

Labels for A1G cars changed over the years, but I also have the other two cars in the series (PRR and TP&W) labeled as "Machinery Cars". As far as I know the 40 foot double door box cars were general

Hi, I'm new to this group. The reason why I subscribed is mainly because I have a lot of old AHM/Atlas/Aurora cars on my NScale layout. For many of them there is no prototype information - which I

Hi everyone, I have two questions concerning the A1G, SP,bulkhead flats with log and/or lumber loads. #1. How often if any, has any of theses cars been found for sale? and....... #2. Does anyone have

Rick wrote: Hi everyone, I have two questions concerning the A1G, SP,bulkhead flats with log and/or lumber loads. #1. How often if any, has any of theses cars been found for sale? and....... #2. Does

Thank you for the info Doug, Rick

Hi Guys, Nobody has written for a while so I thought I'd post this note. I just stumbled upon an excellent photo of a real helium car. I thought you all might be interested to see this picture since

Hi everyone, I finally found some A1G cars this past Saturday. 50' double door boxcar, I.C. Rd#41677.... Bulkhead flatcar (with lumber load, S.P. Rd#5373....Composite gondola, N.S.,Rd#7700 (this goes

Sorry for the mistake....it should read 40' double door boxcar, I.C.

Well, it's taken... too long... but the two A1G series of cabooses-- or is it cabeese?-- have finally been posted. Ya'll are the first to know; this won't be officially announced until the weekend. So

George, I tried the Beta test and failed! When I clicked on the 2340 Bay Window Caboose I got series 2340 Depressed Center Flat car. I hope this helps. Thanks for this great resource. regards-Kevin

Uh... oops. "Part behind the keyboard failure" which has been fixed. The pulldown menu works OK, the menu in the lower pane of the frame (to which Kevin refers) also works correctly now. I transposed

The next project on A1G, time permitting, will be to pick one of the car series that has the "group picture" and convert it to the larger individual pop-up images. Any nominations for which one you'd

do loco's count on this page? I have an sd-45 I picked up on an auction. I also have a 2-8-2 steamer I saw run for 10 minutes and quit after my dad bought it new, about '75 or '76. I have about ten

I've chosen not to include Atlas 1st Gen locomotives on this site because there were already two sites that covered this topic prior to my starting up this one. The exact addresses escape me at the

Hi George, Now that's what I call service!!(joking). I just read the e-mail from the A1G member about the first Atlas loco's, went to write an e-mail to a new friend named Jim Cullen who is laid up

thats cool, I did not know. I did enjoy looking at all of the freight cars on this site. I saw every one that I have, (most are delapidated) It brought back some childhood memories with my dads and