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Brett B

August 09, 2019 08:38AM

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Could recreating 3D printed parts of significance from any of the locomotives be a revenue generator? I admit I have no idea what the cost of 3D printing is, but like anything else, I imagine the more produced the more of a cost reduction. I'm thinking there are plenty of NG enthusiasts that would love to have a piece of a favorite locomotive, or even marker lights or lamps that would hang on the caboose or last car of the San Juan.

Just a thought. Am I out of my mind?

Brett

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Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Jeff Terry	July 30, 2019 01:00PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	RedCarGo	July 30, 2019 01:23PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	ND Holmes	July 30, 2019 10:26PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	sp4149	July 30, 2019 10:12PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	guymonmd	July 31, 2019 07:42AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	RedCarGo	July 31, 2019 08:33AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	guymonmd	July 31, 2019 01:39PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	MSRRKevin	July 31, 2019 08:59AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Earl	July 31, 2019 11:59AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Tomstp	August 01, 2019 03:47PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	RedCarGo	August 01, 2019 04:53PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Tomstp	August 02, 2019 04:45PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Rob483	August 08, 2019 08:08PM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	GeorgeGaskill	August 09, 2019 01:22AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Brett B	August 09, 2019 08:38AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Abqfoamer	August 12, 2019 11:04AM
Re: Modern Parts for an Old Favorite (483)?	Ferrous Equus	May 30, 2020 12:37PM

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