40' Reefer Container
NYK Line
3-Pack - Set #2 - white, blue

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

40' Refrigerated Container
EVERGREEN, EMCU
3-Pack

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

40' Refrigerated Container
Ocean Networl Express (ONE)
3-Pack

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

40' Standard Height Container
COSCO SHIPPING (CSNU)
(blue) 3-Pack

Atlas N Scale 40' Standard-Height Corrugated Containers are based on standardized ISO cargo containers built since the 1970s. These models feature prototypical side corrugations, logo panels, door styles and other details. The models feature injection-molded bodies and accurate painting and printing. 40' Standard-Height Containers come in three packs with three unique container numbers. They're perfect for loading in container well cars, on intermodal spine cars and flatcars.

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

53' Container
Canadian Pacific
3-Pack

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

53' Container
EMP w/Large Side Logo
3-Pack

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

53' Container
EMP (ex-FEC)
3-Pack

ATLAS | N-scale (1:160) | containers

53' Container
EMP (ex-HUB)
3-Pack

BNSF Railway TTGX #696201 (orange, silver; Wedge Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005657

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

BNSF Railway TTGX #696240 (orange, silver; Wedge Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005658

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

BNSF Railway TTGX #696253 (orange, silver; Wedge Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005660

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian National GTW TTX #695799 (yellow, silver, white; Red TTX Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005661

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian National GTW TTX #695832 (yellow, silver, white; Red TTX Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005662

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian National GTW TTX #695858 (yellow, silver, white; Red TTX Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005663

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian National GTW TTX #695892 (yellow, silver, white; Red TTX Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005664

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian Pacific SOO #519003 (white, silver, red)
Walthers Part # 150-20005665

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian Pacific SOO #519027 (white, silver, red)
Walthers Part # 150-20005666,

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian Pacific SOO #519081 (white, silver, red)
Walthers Part # 150-20005667,

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Canadian Pacific SOO #519090 (white, silver, red)
Walthers Part # 150-20005668

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

Kansas City Southern TTX #696070 (yellow, silver, red; Red TTX Logo)
Walthers Part # 150- 20005672

In 2013, Greenbrier Companies introduced their new design of 89’ auto rack, the Multi-Max™. The new design allows for changing configurations from a Bi-Level to a Tri-Level (and back) without adding or removing decks. The racks are fully compatible with existing 89’ auto racks. To this date, most of the racks have been built on Greenbrier Companies’ own specially designed 89’ flat cars. These cars are commonly seen in cuts of other similar autorack cars or a solid unit train of autorack cars. Currently, almost 10,000 cars (with racks) are running on North American rails.

ACF® 4650 Centerflow Hopper (Post-1971) (HO) Atlas Master® 

Canadian National #385566 (gray, Reporting Marks Only)

The Atlas HO Scale ACF® 4650 3-Bay Centerflow Covered Hopper is based on cars built by American Car & Foundry (ACF) in the 1960s, with another production run in the 1970s, these large capacity covered hoppers are used to carry grain, salt, dried kaolin clay, sugar and other bulk materials that have to be protected from the weather.

ACF® 4650 Centerflow Hopper (Post-1971) (HO) Atlas Master® 

Canadian National, WC (Mineral Red, white, Website Noodle Logo)

The Atlas HO Scale ACF® 4650 3-Bay Centerflow Covered Hopper is based on cars built by American Car & Foundry (ACF) in the 1960s, with another production run in the 1970s, these large capacity covered hoppers are used to carry grain, salt, dried kaolin clay, sugar and other bulk materials that have to be protected from the weather.

Atlas Master® HO scale 

NSC 5277 PD Box Car
British Columbia Railway BCOL

From 1975 to 1980 National Steel Car built over one-thousand 50’6” single-plug door box cars. Most of the 100-ton cars went to Canadian railroads primarily for paper service. Two hundred 70-ton cars went into food service for the Grand Trunk Western. the models have a number of variations corresponding to the prototype.

Atlas Master® HO scale 

NSC 5277 PD Box Car
Canadian Pacific International

From 1975 to 1980 National Steel Car built over one-thousand 50’6” single-plug door box cars. Most of the 100-ton cars went to Canadian railroads primarily for paper service. Two hundred 70-ton cars went into food service for the Grand Trunk Western. the models have a number of variations corresponding to the prototype.

Atlas Master® HO scale 

NSC 5277 50' PD Box Car
Canadian National CNIS

From 1975 to 1980 National Steel Car built over one-thousand 50’6” single-plug door box cars. Most of the 100-ton cars went to Canadian railroads primarily for paper service. Two hundred 70-ton cars went into food service for the Grand Trunk Western. the models have a number of variations corresponding to the prototype.

Atlas Master® HO scale 

NSC 5277 50' PD Box Car
UNPX

From 1975 to 1980 National Steel Car built over one-thousand 50’6” single-plug door box cars. Most of the 100-ton cars went to Canadian railroads primarily for paper service. Two hundred 70-ton cars went into food service for the Grand Trunk Western. the models have a number of variations corresponding to the prototype.

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Canadian National
(12-Hatch, As-Delivered; red, white)

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Canadian National
(12-Hatch; gray, red; Noodle Logo)

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Canadian National
(6-Hatch; gray, red)

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Canadian Pacific
(6-Hatch; black, red, white)

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Canadian Pacific
(8-Hatch; black, red, white)

Atlas Master® HO scale 

Slab-Side Covered Hopper
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo
(black, white)

Atlas Master® | HO scale (1:87 | freight cars

Thrall 2743 Gondola
BNSF Railway (black, reporting Marks Only)

The Thrall Car 2743 cubic foot gondola was introduced in 1995. This new 52' 6" interior length design was in response to the newly allowed increase in Gross Rail Loading (GRL) to 286,000 lbs (up from 263,000 lbs). This allowed an increase of the inside height from the previously standard 5'0" to a new standard of 5'6", giving it a 2,743 cubic foot capacity. Thrall produced over 6,700 of these from 1995 to 1999. The design resumed production under Trinityrail in 2005.

Atlas Master® | HO scale (1:87 | freight cars

Thrall 2743 Gondola
Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern (blue, white)

The Thrall Car 2743 cubic foot gondola was introduced in 1995. This new 52' 6" interior length design was in response to the newly allowed increase in Gross Rail Loading (GRL) to 286,000 lbs (up from 263,000 lbs). This allowed an increase of the inside height from the previously standard 5'0" to a new standard of 5'6", giving it a 2,743 cubic foot capacity. Thrall produced over 6,700 of these from 1995 to 1999. The design resumed production under Trinityrail in 2005.

Trinity 3230 Pressure Differential 3-Bay Covered Hopper (HO) Atlas Master® 

Chicago Freight Car Leasing CRDX #3085 (gray, Yellow Conspicuity Marks)

Trinity 3230 Pressure Differential 3-Bay Covered Hopper (HO) Atlas Master® 

General Electric Rail Service NAHX (gray, Yellow Conspicuity Marks)

ATLAS HO Master® Gold | DCC with Sound

EMD GP40, ditch lights
Canadian Pacific (red, white, black)

In 1966 EMD introduced a new line of locomotives based on the 16-cylinder 645-series prime mover. The “40-series” included a six-axle and four-axle model, the latter being the GP40. A total of 1,145 units were produced between 1966 and 1972. These turbocharged 3,000hp locomotives were used primarily in road freight service.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | DCC/sound - ESU LokSound

FM H-24-66 Phase 2 Trainmaster
Canadian Pacific (Late Scheme, gray, maroon, yellow)

Advertised by Fairbanks-Morse as "the most useful locomotive ever built", the H24-66 Train Master was first introduced in 1953. Designed as a versatile locomotive with various equipment options available, it was found in both passenger and freight service across the US. It was the most powerful single-engine locomotive in production at the time, generating a total of 2,400 hp.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | Standard DC

Alco S4
Canadian Pacific (red, black, white)

Alco S2 is modeled after diesels built by the American Locomotive Company between 1949 and 1957. The 1,000-horsepower diesel-electric switchers were designed to replace older steam switchers. Almost 800 S4s featured a six cylinder 539 prime mover and rode on AAR Type A Trucks (which distinguished them from nearly identical S2s). Whether operated by their original owners or secondary owners, several of these venerable workhorses are still working in the 2020s and others are preserved in museums or on excursion railroads.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | Standard DC

EMD GP40, ditch lights
Canadian Pacific (red, white, black)

In 1966 EMD introduced a new line of locomotives based on the 16-cylinder 645-series prime mover. The “40-series” included a six-axle and four-axle model, the latter being the GP40. A total of 1,145 units were produced between 1966 and 1972. These turbocharged 3,000hp locomotives were used primarily in road freight service.

ATLAS HO Master® Silver | Standard DC / DCC ready

FM H-24-66 Phase 2 Trainmaster
Canadian Pacific (Late Scheme, gray, maroon, yellow)

Advertised by Fairbanks-Morse as "the most useful locomotive ever built", the H24-66 Train Master was first introduced in 1953. Designed as a versatile locomotive with various equipment options available, it was found in both passenger and freight service across the US. It was the most powerful single-engine locomotive in production at the time, generating a total of 2,400 hp.