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NEW Atlas CF7 | The Atlas Rescue Forum Looking at the image of the Atlas CF-7 shell again, one thing that really bothers me with it is the recess in the side of the frame looks wayyyy too shallow Also Atlas models tend to be soft on the details and lack sharp edges they should have Granted this is just a 3D printed shell and can't really base much of an opinion on certain aspects
Code 83 Turnouts | The Atlas Rescue Forum With the pandemic it seems people are buying up track supplies so Atlas, Peco or Micro Engineering may be in short supply at some vendors Edit: I just checked modeltrainstuff for code 83 #6 turnouts: Atlas custom line LH - 62 in stock Atlas custom line RH - out of stock Atlas Super Switch, both RH and LH out of stock Peco RH and LH, both out
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Atlas Releases Winter 2025 Catalog | The Atlas Rescue Forum Atlas shortened up the time on the first run of Multi-Max auto rack to 7 months to beat Scaletrains to the release On the other hand the newsprint cars that just showed up dated to 2018 Some of the extreme delay is fallout from the plant closure several years ago, they're still catching up on a few of those pieces
Rolling stock opinions of various budget brands | The Atlas Rescue Forum While Atlas is not exactly a top-shelf innovator anymore, they do have very good pad printing and well done smaller details like ld limit, cots, and other sub 2" lettering If you were to compare private cars such as GATX, UTLX, ADMX, ACFX, etc from Athearn, Bachmann, Intermountain and others, Atlas stuff from 20 years ago would still come out
ESU Loksound Horn CV | The Atlas Rescue Forum Depending on what firmware is in the decoder, the horn volume (CV 275) can be set up to 255 The one on my workbench right now is set to 224
atlas signal system | The Atlas Rescue Forum - ProBoards The new Atlas system does require 3rd party detectors, but will work with any of them Or you can use it manually with toggle switches I'm also going to try and use stationary decoders (like a DS44) to control the manual nature of some of these signal boards
Atlas D H RS36 Upgrade | The Atlas Rescue Forum - ProBoards The RS27 32 36 handrail stanchions are quite different from the RS2 3 11 posts mounted to the deck with brackets and the Century series I think Dennis Eggert cut the railings off the Atlas posts and then drilled a hole in each post for the new wire handrails on one of his models Sounds tedious but of course, his models look great
Atlas C30-7 opinions | The Atlas Rescue Forum - ProBoards The Atlas C30-7's are the most common variant of the C30-7 I believe they are Phase I's and the BLI is a Phase II There are definite differences between the Phase I and Phase II, mainly from a grill perspective So depending on which road you want, you'll want one or the other Some roads had both phases I have 6 of them and I love them
The Rapido GP39 is, in fact, a GP39. | The Atlas Rescue Forum Unrelated: It's also likely the Atlas CF-7 will be released before the R-one is even in production, fortunately Come to think of it on the GP39 front, Atlas didn't even do this when they released their GP38 40 models some 20 years ago when some might have accepted it a bit more (and it likely would have had a disclaimer)