N Scale

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The Atlas Under-Table Switch Machine is an under-table design for use with right or left hand turnouts. For use with Atlas HO and N Scale turnouts.

Realistic cut stone detail.

The Atlas Code 80 to Code 65 True-Track Transition Track makes integrating Atlas Code 80 sectional track to Code 65 True-Track roadbed-style track.

Start laying track along your N Scale Scenic Ridge Layout Kit (#785-1482, sold separately) from Woodland Scenics with this complete set of Atlas Snap-Track products. It includes: 32 straight sections, seven 2-1/2" straight sections, twelve 1-1/4"...

Our popular N scale Code 80 track has been used on thousands of model railroads over the last 30 years. Easy to use and affordable, you will find that Atlas N scale Code 80 track with black ties and nickel silver rail is built to last for ultimate...

Our popular N scale Code 80 track has been used on thousands of model railroads over the last 30 years. Easy to use and affordable, you will find that Atlas N scale Code 80 track with black ties and nickel silver rail is built to last for ultimate...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to "fly the company flag," so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used throughout the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...