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Ah, finally some "traffic" on the A1G list! It's good to hear that you are trying to complete an "accumulation" of the first generation Atlas cars Edward. I did this about 4 (already THAT many years

I have recently began to accumulate some of the old Atlas freight cars, passenger cars and motive power. I figured since many collectors want the M-T cars, I would go for some of the older Atlas stuff

Those of you who have been to the A1G website know that there is one car that is technically missing from the scans is the Transfer Caboose, catalog number 2274. That's because, at the time I

Just received the Sept/Oct 2002 issue of N Scale Railroading (or as I call it, "Kirk's Magazine" after its publisher Kirk Reddie). On the bottom of page 28 in the "Great Shots" section is a photo

I just joined the group & wanted to say hello to everyone. I was introduced to Atlas N scale in 1969 by my mother, who had seen train sets at the local hobby shop. As a school age boy, I didn't have

It looks like Yahoo is at it again, looking for you to answer a "survey" indicating your choices for a premium (i.e. Pay) service. This is the URL:

Hi George, I'm sorry if I stepped over a little bit on the subject of The Freight Yard. It's just that these guys have been really good friends to me and I wouldn't want any bad rumours to hurt their

Rick, Sorry, the intention wasn't to rekindle false rumours. There was a longish thread started by someone some time ago who was complaining about still not having received his locos back after more

Folks, reviews of various hobby stores are probably better suited to larger venues on the 'net. I was recently at the Freight Yard and of interest for this group is that they do handle consignments of

Hi Andre', That rumour about The Freight Yard simply isn't true. I've been going there for a couple of years and also happen to be good friends with the owners of the store. Nothing has ever been sent

Rick, Thanks. In my case, rather let me have an email address - phoning from here is generally not very budget-friendly. The Freightyard? Isn't that the place that there was a lot of unhappiness about

Sorry for the delay, I've been trying to reach my friend Jeff by e-mail about the availability of A1G cars he might have for sale. Apparently, his computer has gotten a virus and he's working on

John, Thanks for the offer. The cars I'm looking for are the following, as shown on George Irwin's pages at http://gji.home.netcom.com/a1gindex.htm Catalog # Popup Image Reporting Marks Description AV

Colonel .. send me your list of what you want .. I can keep my eyes open ...

Doug & Rick, Thanks! I've seen some of these cars on eBay from time to time but each time the bidding always went higher than the limit I set for myself, or else the listing was by someone who refuses

Hi Andre', One of the best places for me to find A1G cars are at a model railroad swapmeet (AKA- GATS or private show). I can usually find these at a good, reasonable price without having to go to

Howzit All, This list is awfully quiet, so maybe it's time I post something just to see if anybody is still out there! <g> I have one of the A1G 3000 series pulpwood flat cars (#3003, WM 756) and I've

Hi Everybody, This is in response to Andre's post about the 3000 series "60' Bulkhead Log Flat" as Atlas called them. I decided to reply to the list rather than just to him because, as he stated, the

Not like this is going to have a big impact, given the current traffic volumes... :-( The Yahoo! Groups service will be down Friday March 15 9:00 PM PST (GMT-8) as we move our servers to a new

Hey, at least it was a flatcar! That's better than some manufacturers would get. Sooo, you gonna renumber one of them? Which one? ;-) Dennis