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Hi Dan, I may still have a parts unit in my stash, let me see what I can dig up. Cheers, Martin Sent from a mobile device, may contain typos

Greetings all! I have an Atlas 1G Pacific I am attempting to resurrect. Upon disassembly, I notice the drivers are made of a dark gray material and are rather "soft". They are so soft I fear they

Custard pie. Yum! Rotten Tomatoes, not so much. \:^) ?Doug

Believe it or not, I actually have been recently considering at least doing just that which is a fairly major step for me. Some of the track is ballasted now but I ran out of ballast that's the same

George: ? The custard pies and rotten tomatoes are flying your way. ????????????????????????????? Ira

Wondering what it would take to have Doug add some ground cover to his layout -- this is a crossover from a thread "on another network." Maybe we can all chip in and get him a genuine vintage

I must be tired or losing my mind. The 8 pack of automobiles is catalog number 2809, and NOT 2309, of course. ?Doug

And now, of course, since I said red seems to be rare since only one out of the 48 automobiles in my four auto transporters is red, I see the two out of the eight pictured in the 2309 set are red, so

The automobiles in the 2309 set are all Fords, assorted models and colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, gray, and black, red seems to be rare) - 2 door coupes, 4 door sedans, station wagons, and

Thanks Martin and the factory color is a bit misleading in the picture because it looks white, which it almost is. Actually, it's brick colored but the mortar lines are so wide that when I filled them

Great picture Doug, and seeing your Atlas Factory, I realize that the kit I had was different. The side extension was only on one side, and the doors for railway access were only on one end, while I

I would like to see this group continue. I have been in N scale since Thanksgiving 1967 when I received my first N scale trainset. This was an Arnold Rapido 0-6-0 and some freight cars. This little

?I meant for the image to appear in the post but...maybe too large? Anyway, it is the attachment. ?Doug

Here is a fairly recent photo of my current layout which has almost all of the original Atlas structures on it plus old Con-Cor, Revell, AHM, Bachmann, Heljan, etc. plus a few scratchbuilt

I've owned the same kit in at least two different colours, one with red bricks and pale grey roof, the other with pink bricks and a dark grey-green roof. The later was left on my layout when we sold

I am using my Atlas a1g factory building as the briquette plant in my steel mill.? Even a building kit that is over fifty years old can be used somewhere on a layout. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ??

This was always one of my favorite kits to add to what ever layout I was building at the time. Though you had to allow enough real estate as the kit had one very large foot print.

I'm not sure where they were made but I do know that they were used in the A1G auto racks in addition to being made available separately.? The photo is not mine so I can't open the package to check

Agreed, I've never seen anything like this short of the Bachmann car/truck/bus/construction vehicle pack, which didn't even appear to be the same scale. Back in the day, I used to have to buy Wiking,

Thanks George, Do you know what type of automobiles are in the blister pack? When I worked at Engine House Hobbies in Wichita, Kansas, this was the sort of thing we had up front - like candy,