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?
Some people have no idea what they are doing, and a lot of them are really good at it.
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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