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Rick, if I remember right (I did one of these about 6 years ago) - the posts ARE the screws - after removing the roof, you twist the post and it will unscrew the truck(s). I also seem to remember two

Hi all, A couple of weeks ago, a customer came into The freight Yard (A N Scale Specialty Store) with 2 Atlas/Rivarrossi heavyweight passenger cars that he wanted to convert over to Microtrains

There were two blocks of stock numbers that were reused for different body styles. 3221-3226 were used both for ore jennies and boxcars. 3241-3244 were used both for beercan tankers and refrigerator

2461 Red/White GATX #7922 2462 White APCX Atlas Chemical #1123 Only 4 in that group. 3219 Black LS&I #7889 3224 Brown DSSA #9138 Also 3224 was issued as a single-door boxcar: GTW #516149 Blu Archer

I love the beercan tanks and ore cars. Can someone tell me what the road name & numbers are for the following Atlas stock numbers? 2461 2462 I have 2463 & 2464, are there other numbers in this series?

writes: 2461 - GATX; Red and White; black lettering #7792 or 7922 2462 - Atlas Chemical; Green and white; Green lettering; #1123 There were many other releases of the beercan tank cars after these

Tom, thanks again for all the good information. The inventory program than I am using is happy when I get it in the right series, since they are all Custom Paint jobs there can no longer be a true

James Cooke wrote: ---> Doug has a very good site. While many Minitrix cars were marketed in the USA by Model Power, Con-Cor imported a lot of the Minitrix engines. The Con-Cor/Minitrix engines would

Thanks Doug ~(8^0: Jimi

Tom: Thank you for your kind words on an old problem, I seem to be having the most trouble with just a few locomotives. I was a Toy Shop owner for a few years and still have most of my Distributor's

Rick: No, not demented, just focused. You are not asking any wrong questions, as they have been asked by hundreds or thousands before you. Some manufacturers like Micro-Trains or the newer

gorilla2@... writes: This loco was, in fact, Minitrix #2005 The others in the series were: 2001 Conrail 2002 Milwaukee Road 2003 Penn Central 2004 Union Pacific Model Power repainted some in the

gorilla2@... writes: Actually, Mark Peterson runs the "spookshow" encyclopedia of Nscale loco releases. My site is "Atlas First Generation Motive Power" No big deal but I would hate to take

First of all, welcome to the group, Jimi. Second, I'm sorry that I haven't chimed in before now. I don't have a lot of time to write long winded replies right now (see some of my early posts :^)

Rick: I was just about to give up and go home, I was beginning to think that the group had dissolved. I'm learning more and more as I am doing an inventory on my collection. I didn't know at first

Hi James (Jimi) Welcome to the A1G yahoo user group. Kind of supprised that no one responded to you by now as they usually do. You probably been to George's site where you signed up for this group.

Hi all, I just joined and will be reading with interest and in hopes of learning something new. I have a large collection of N Scale, but only 23 of them fall into the A1G class. I thought I had 24

The Con-Cor limited sets often resell for $200 to $300. Exact prices will vary with the particular set and how badly someone needs the money. Price also drops as other companies come out with the same

I have a few items that were given to me and i would like to know approximate value. I am not interested in selling as they are a keepsake for the family...but if anyone has a good idea of approv

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