Atlas All Scales Memorial Day Parts Sale

[pmpexpress]

From May 22, 2025 through June 23, 2025 enjoy exclusive direct-to-consumer savings during the Atlas Memorial Day Parts Celebration, featuring thousands of in-stock locomotive and rolling stock parts across all of our major scales.

Sale Highlights:

30% OFF N & HO scale locomotive and rolling stock parts

20% OFF O scale locomotive and rolling stock parts

FREE SHIPPING on all shippable orders of $50 or more (Continental US only)

Offer ends June 23, 2025 while supplies last.

Enter the coupon code 2025ATOPARTS for O scale parts or 2025ATMPARTS for HO & N scale parts at checkout to receive the discount. (Free shipping will be applied after the order is processed.)

[peteski]

Great!  Thanks Neville!

[pmpexpress]

Great!  Thanks Neville!

Pete,

You're welcome.

Given that this is the first Atlas parts sale that I've ever come across, it's an offer that is simply too good to pass on.

[thomasjmdavis]

Thanks for the heads up. Good deal on parts.  Apparently also includes the BLMA parts and trucks, at least, it gave me the discount on everything I had in the cart.

I do wish they'd stock parts for their 60' passenger cars- I have a half dozen head end car kitbashes planned that could use those carbodies.

[C855B]

Honestly? This disturbs me. Why? Because there was no need for a sale, their parts (IMO) were under-priced to begin with, so the only motivation I can think of for them to do this is to clear shelves which are unlikely to be restocked given the current and foreseeable import climate.

Sorry to be a Gloomy Gus/Debbie Downer. I guess I had better stock-up on GP35 shells if I ever want to see my DD35 dreams materialize. 

EDIT: Never mind. No shells.

[chessie system fan]

I'm sure it will be a good way for them to have some quick cash flow given any import pauses due to tariffs.

[robertjohndavis]

My inbox has been full of model railroad sales this Memorial Day run-up. It seems like more than usual.

It is wise for any company or retailer to wrangle every penny out of in-stock or about-to-arrive product so that they have the funds needed to cover tariff taxes on the next shipment. And if a retailer or manufacturer cancelled orders due to the tariffs, that’s less product they have to sell so revenue must be found in other ways.

If I owned a hobby store I’d be planning my exit strategy. The only way for manufacturers to “eat” a
30% tax on landed costs long-term is to cut out retailers and sell direct. That 30% moves from being headroom for a retailer mark-up to a check written to the government.

We won’t see retailers survive the 30% tax.

[mu26aeh]

 I ordered a few parts I needed, but a lot of what I was after is not listed.  GP38/40 cabs, glazings, handrails