It's because P:48 modelers are so busy building that they haven't seen the announcement yet!Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Isn't that interesting.......
New brass: General American 1928-Design 6000 Gallon 3-Compartment Tank Car
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Re: New brass: General American 1928-Design 6000 Gallon 3-Compartment Tank Car
Chris Webster wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Isn't that interesting.......
It's because P:48 modelers are so busy building that they haven't seen the announcement yet!
Think so?
If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.
Re: New brass: General American 1928-Design 6000 Gallon 3-Compartment Tank Car
Based on an image near the end of this video, I'd say the run size is roughly 360 units.
Assuming 50% profit margin, he plucked down $95k to dip his toes into the O-Scale market. Brave.
https://youtu.be/1wC4tbDZ_Yo
Assuming 50% profit margin, he plucked down $95k to dip his toes into the O-Scale market. Brave.
https://youtu.be/1wC4tbDZ_Yo
Focus: 2R O-Scale, SOU/SCL 1967-1972
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Re: New brass: General American 1928-Design 6000 Gallon 3-Compartment Tank Car
DaveJfr0 wrote:Assuming 50% profit margin, he plucked down $95k to dip his toes into the O-Scale market. Brave.
Chump change if you're one of the many Billionaires out there.
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