N Scale Track Accessories

Strong, self-lubricating black Delrin ground throws with external cam for strength and maximum throw. Molded on pin for direct mounting.  All 100 series (Rigid) stands require modelers to fabricate a spring connecting link between the stand and the...

Increase the Pulling Power of Your Engines Got a loco that can't get a grip? Bullfrog Snot provides a quick and easy way to improve the pulling power of HO, N or Z Scale engines - without taking them apart! Simply power up your loco so the wheels spin...

Spread ballast the easy way with this handy tool.

NEW! Deluxe Under Table Switch Machine includes a double-pole, double-throw relay with actuating mechanism. Can be used with most Atlas (any many other) HO/N scale switches. (Black)

The Atlas Switch Control Box is a single-pole, double-throw momentary action electrical switch for control of Atlas or other twin-coil turnout switch machines in any scale. The Switch Control Box has threaded screw hole terminals to accept 3-48 screws...

Blackened, round head, 1/2" long, steel track nails

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...

Excellent for dividing your railroad into 4 power districts for multi-train operation. Top postition gives power from power pack A. Center Position is Off. Bottom Position gives power from power pack B. Four single-pole, double-throw switches provide...

Atlas N Scale Code 55 Straight and Curved Snap Track features nickel silver rail and injection-molded brown ties with wood grain detail. It has the same reliability and durability as popular Code 80 track, but with some slight differences that make it...