Atlas Trainman
Atlas Trainman
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 HO Scale Atlas Trainman CSX GP38 2 shell  US $13.19
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 Atlas HO Trainman RS 32 Locomotive Chicago Nothwestern Road 4248 US $89.99
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 RS32 RS36 CABS 2 Trainman ATLAS HO Scale US $3.90
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Atlas Trainman(R) HO Scale Aluminum Coal Gondola Midwest Generation #8035 Freight Car List Price: $18.99 Sale Price: $18.99  |
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Atlas Homewares 2115-NO 2-Inch Sunflower Knob, Pewter List Price: $7.20 Sale Price: $6.48 |
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Trainman Kansas City Southern #5129 GATX Covered Hopper N Scale Freight Car List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Trainman Columbus and Greenville #14089 40' Plug Door Boxcar N Scale Freight Car List Price: $17.99 Sale Price: $17.99 |
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Trainman Great Northern #35729 50' Double Door Boxcar N Scale Freight Car List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $11.00 |
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Atlas O Scale TrainMan Kit Rural Station List Price: $27.95 Sale Price: $24.17 |
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Add depth and character your layout with a few new Trainman structure kits from Atlas O. This Rural Station is great for any passenger train to stop and pick up travelers for all points down the line. NOTE: Pre-production model shown... |
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HO KIT Trainman Interlocking Tower List Price: $23.95 Sale Price: $14.75 |
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Spruce up your layout with a few new HO Scale Trainman structure kits from Atlas. |
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Trainman Canadian Pacific #286134 50' Mechanical Reefer N Scale Freight Car List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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N TrainMan 50' Mechanical Reefer CPR #2 |
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N TrainMan GATX Airslide Covered Hopper, RI #8521 List Price: $9.95 Sale Price: $6.50 |
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N TrainMan GATX Airslide Covered Hopper RI #8521 |
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Atlas N TrainMan ACF 50'6" Box, FAM #5315 ATL39952 Sale Price: $6.75 |
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N TrainMan ACF 50'6" Box, FAM #5315AtlasPart ATL39952 |
How Many Cars will an N Scale Bachmann 2-8-0 Consolidation Pull?
Im building an N Scale Model Railroad and I plan on buying this engine. Im going to use it to pull atlas trainman 70 ton Santa Fe ore cars and I need to know how many I can pull with this engine on an over under figure 8 loop. Im using the Bachmann N Scale Pier set to set the height.
While I can't answer your question directly, real railroad grades were generally up to 2% (1 foot rise in 100 running feet = 1%) Anything more than that was pretty a steep grade. Model railroad planning is not much different. I am guessing that any pier set as you mentioned would much be a steeper grade that 2%. If you kept your grades realistic the cars you could pull would also be more correct.
I have seen especially N Scale locomotives pull more cars than the prototype locomotive they are representing. I guess it is a physics thing.