Best place (lowest price) to buy Atlas/Kato Locomotives on-line

Jan 18, 2005 7 Replies

Does anyone have a good on-line source/store to buy Atlas/Kato diesel locomotives? (besides e-Bay)



One with:



- Good selection, pictures, details



- Low price



- Secure/on-line automated order system


Kevin=A0MacDowell wrote: Does anyone have a good on-line source/store to buy Atlas/Kato diesel locomotives? (besides e-Bay) One with:

- Good selection, pictures, details

- Low price

- Secure/on-line automated order system

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For N scale, I like Brooklyn Locomotive Works. A good reputation, nice selection, fair prices, prompt service:

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Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:
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Of course, that is assuming you want N-Scale.

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Trainworld you need to call or fax the order (or email and then phone in your credit card details). Both of these don't communicate much back to you, it's kinda wait and see what they were able to fulfill, the rest you'll have to order somewhere else... Cheers,

Colin

I'm sorry... I forgot to specify.

I'm looking for HO Scale Atlas and Kato

I have dealt with Al at ECMR (Eastern Classic Model RR)email address of snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

He doesn't have a web site. You can look at the pics of the locos on the manufacture's web site. But, he does have very fair prices and he provides very good service. He is located in New Jersey. If he doesn't have it in stock, he will get for you. Nice man to deal with.

Jeff Hensley

Thanks everyone... good suggestions/sources. I appreciate the information.

Kevin MacDowell

Al has a web site now

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