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Michael Schlag

March 06, 2005 08:43PM

Ken, notice they are careful not to mention whether original or repro.It bothers me that they can be reproduced so easily(I have) painted and it is hard to tell.The other thing is the machined area looks too recently machined.Please don't think I'm attacking this man but I'm just agreeing that it does look too good to be true!(and too much$$$$$$$) Michael

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Locomotive Builder Plate	Ken in Buena Vista	March 06, 2005 08:24PM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	Michael Schlag	March 06, 2005 08:43PM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	Bruce R. Pier	March 06, 2005 09:33PM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	WP&Ymike	March 07, 2005 12:26AM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	M Austin	March 07, 2005 01:21AM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	PRSL	March 07, 2005 08:39AM
My guess	El Coke	March 07, 2005 11:49AM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	Jeff Osborne	March 07, 2005 04:41PM
Re: Locomotive Builder Plate	Jim Raffa	March 07, 2005 05:54PM

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