On-line source/store for Atlas and Kato Locomotives

[Anonymous]

does anyone know a good on line sorce to buy parts for a kato loco and kato unitrack? thanks, plumloco

[Anonymous]

Thanks to all who responded! I appreciate the information, will test it out.

[Anonymous]

Take a look at the mailorder ads in MR for www.trainworld.com
www.standardhobby.com www.firsthobby.com

[cwclark]

I do a lot of business as above from www. internettrains.com they havew good prices, usually give stuff away with a certain purchase amount, and the delivery time is ok..usually withing two to three weeks depending on in stock items or not...Chuck

[Anonymous]

I've never had a problem with Internet Trains ( http://www.internettrains.com/ ) or ordering direct from Walthers (http://www.walthers.com/).

[Nieuweboer]

I'm also looking for a reliable US source for all kinds of MR material. Buying US rolling stock, locomotives and detail parts in Europe (if availble at all) is most times a costly adventure. Does any of you European/EEC forum members have experience with particular US suppliers, particularly as to shipping and security of creditcard payment.

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry... I forgot to specify... I'm looking for HO Scale Atlas and Kato

[Bikerdad]

M.B. Klein, aka Modeltrainstuff.com

As an N scaler, I don't have a lot of exposure to the HO retailers, but I know MB is very good across the scales, and at least in N scale, has better prices than Caboose.

[jwr_1986]

I hear many people say good things about Caboose Hobbies. www.caboosehobbies.com

They have a neat search engine for their product catalog. Besides the normal keyword search you can go by scale, road name, or any other catagory.

Hope this helps.

Jesse

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know of 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

I'm looking to replace my aging fleet of Athearn's with new motive power!