Atlas Model Railroad Buildings

Atlas #ATL706. The Atlas Passenger Station is a composite design combining the more attractive features from several of the many styles of stations erected by the nation's railroads, in countless numbers throughout the country. They served small towns and the suburban communities of large metropolitan areas from 1890 to the World War I era.

Atlas #ATL704. The Atlas Signal Tower is sometime referred to as an interlocking tower. This tower resembles hundreds of signal towers having two features in common; the comparatively closed-up ground floor housing banks of track circuit relays, and the wide-open second story with its rows of switch control levers.

Atlas #ATL713. This is the HO Scale Kim's Classic American Home Kit from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL760. The Roadside Restaurant is designed for use with your HO SCALE railroad layouts and resembles a Howard Johnson restaurant complete with Colonial charm. Ages 7 and over. May require adult supervision.

Atlas #ATL715. This Refreshment Stand Kit will work in your rural town railroad settings or in your carnival settings. Designed to work with all HO Scale electric trains. Recommended for ages 8 and over (**may require adult supervision).

Atlas #ATL712. Barb's Bungalow from Atlas Model Railroad Company's Lovely Ladies Home Series is a Build-It-Yourself Kit for your HO Scale Layout.

Atlas #ATL791. This is an HO Scale Mill Lumber Kit from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL709. This is an Atlas Model #709 HO scale Roundhouse plastic model kit. Designed for use with the Atlas HO Manual Turntable and the Atlas Turntable Motor Drive Unit. For ages 8 and over.

Atlas #ATL701. This attractive and authentic structure is equally at home on a turn-of-the century pike or on an up-to-the-minute railroad. Manned towers are still employed at many crossings where rail movements are frequent; in areas such as a grade crossing near a yard, or engine terminal. Ages 7 and over.

Atlas #ATL702. The Atlas "Trackside Shanty" is typical of the countless many unpretentious little shanties you might see at just about any railroad installation. It served as an office in an engine terminal or small yard and sometimes for a grade crossing watchman. Ages 7 and over, adult supervision required.

Atlas #ATL721. This is the HO Scale Middlesex Manufacturing Company Kit from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL60000036. This is the N Scale Signal Equipment Shed (2-Pack) from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL2846. This is the N Scale Barb's Bungalow Home Plastic Assembly Kit from Atlas Model Railroad Co. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

Atlas #ATL2844. This is the N Scale Kate's Colonial Home Plastic Assembly Kit from Atlas Model Railroad Co.

Atlas #ATL2848. This is the Atlas Assembly Kit of the Maywood Station. Suitable for Ages 8 & Older.

Atlas #ATL2870. This is the N Scale Middlesex Manufacturing Company Kit from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL705. Trackside telephones, spaced at fairly frequent intervals, are a vital necessity on most railroads. These phones are usually sheltered in shanties or in a box mounted on a telegraph pole, and connected to a dispatcher's or operator's train line or the nearest interlocking tower or station.

Atlas #ATL740. This is the HO Scale Garage - Laser-Cut Micro Plywood Kit - pkg(2) - 2-Car, For Kate's Colonial Home (Sold Separately) from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL762. This is the HO Scale Comtemporary Diner Kit from Atlas.

Atlas #ATL4001015. This is the N Scale Freight Station Laser Cut Kit from Atlas.