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Model Railroading > ACS64 in HO- You asked for it,Date: 08/20/14 19:32 ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: CCT41 And I am told by a good source in the Siemens Corporate office, that Kato is working on the model with Siemens cooperation.
Watch your favorite outlet for annoncements. Posted from iPhone Date: 08/20/14 19:41 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: Mgoldman Thanks for the heads up - can't wait, but then, I'm
in no rush, lol. /Mitch Date: 08/20/14 20:00 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: EL-SD45-3632 I'm not holding my breath, I'll believe it when I see it...
Date: 08/20/14 20:43 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: MitchGDRMCo HO or N? Kato usually does N first....
Date: 08/20/14 21:33 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: PHall Odd, this is usually the stuff Overland Models does in brass.
Date: 08/20/14 23:25 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: chs7-321 PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Odd, this is usually the stuff Overland Models > does in brass. There are plastic E60's, HHP8's, and Acela's in N, and E60's, AEM7's, HHP8's, and Acela's in HO. Logical for ACS-64 to be treated the same. And in this age of quality plastic models, who needs brass..... Date: 08/20/14 23:44 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: MrOGDEN Nice!
MrOGDEN Posted from Android Date: 08/21/14 05:00 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: sarailfan > And in this age of quality plastic models, who
> needs brass..... For those who want a specific, accurate model? As only one of many examples, I haven't seen any CPR steam in plastic yet. Don't think I'm going to hold my breath waiting on it either. For those who want to save up and spend the money, there will always be a market for brass. Darren Boes Lethbridge, AB Southern Alberta Railfan Date: 08/21/14 05:11 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: EL-SD45-3632 sarailfan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > > And in this age of quality plastic models, who > > needs brass..... > > For those who want a specific, accurate model? As > only one of many examples, I haven't seen any CPR > steam in plastic yet. Don't think I'm going to > hold my breath waiting on it either. For those who > want to save up and spend the money, there will > always be a market for brass. "For those who want to save up and spend the money, there will always be a market for brass." My piggy bank is filling up for brass as I type! Date: 08/21/14 06:01 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: NSTopHat EL-SD45-3632 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > "For those who want to save up and spend the > money, there will always be a market for brass." > My piggy bank is filling up for brass as I type! DITTO! Date: 11/13/14 13:58 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: Mgoldman Rapido teaser today on this board. Or not?
/Mitch Date: 11/13/14 17:53 Re: ACS64 in HO- You asked for it, Author: chs7-321 chs7-321 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > PHall Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Odd, this is usually the stuff Overland Models > > does in brass. > > > There are plastic E60's, HHP8's, and Acela's in N, > and E60's, AEM7's, HHP8's, and Acela's in HO. > Logical for ACS-64 to be treated the same. > > And in this age of quality plastic models, who > needs brass..... Let's not forget the high-quality GG-1s from both Bachmann and BLI/MTH, as well as Milwaukee Little Joes and BiPolars from MTH. |