Atlas 2nd hand/vintage shops

[madsphi]

I'm building/running a website comparing model train prices from hundreds of shops.

To help people searching for Atlas models, I would like to add some more model train shops selling Atlas to my site.

Can you recommend some shops I should add? Especially shops selling vintage/2nd hand models.

(I'm in Denmark myself, so a bit lost concerning foreign shops selling Atlas).

Thanks a lot for your help.

[cpr4200]

Do online "shops" count? I've bought quite a few secondhand Atlas (and other) items from Trainz.com. Another one is modeltrainmarket.com, although their prices are a bit high. Trainz.com pricing is all over the place ... you can find two identical models and one could cost twice as much as the other.

Many ebay sellers have their own stores and websites.

[edwardsutorik]

Aug 21, 2023 1:02:43 GMT -8 madsphi said:

I'm building/running a website comparing model train prices from hundreds of shops.

To help people searching for Atlas models, I would like to add some more model train shops selling Atlas to my site.

Can you recommend some shops I should add? Especially shops selling vintage/2nd hand models.

(I'm in Denmark myself, so a bit lost concerning foreign shops selling Atlas).

Thanks a lot for your help.

You seem to be assuming that this forum is about Atlas. It is not.

I suggest that, if you want our help, you actually spend some time on the forum to understand how it works and who is on it.


I am curious why you would "...builidng/running a website comparing model train prices from hundreds of shops."

Is this to provide a free service to help out other modelers? Or do you have in mind the idea of monetizing this project?

Put bluntly: what's in it for you?



Ed

[riogrande]

Piggy backing on Ed comments, Atlas Rescue Forum was started by Donnell when Atlas shut their company forum and this is where many of the members landed. Basically to rescue from the loss of the old Atlas forum.