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Mike Trent

April 25, 2005 07:46AM

They have failed to provide wide windows in their vestibule coach, choosing instead to model the one-of-a-kind #319 as their prototype. I don't know if the correct style is available in Sn3, but it's now been botched in every other scale.
Maybe they will still do a long Baggage Car with the Delco Generator.
You're right, Kev. With what these guys have to charge for models like this, one would think they'd at least spend an evening trying to correct the mistakes others made before them. But hey. Don't like it? Build your own!

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San Juan	T. Bones	April 23, 2005 07:53PM
Re: San Juan	Kevin Cook	April 23, 2005 08:39PM
Re: San Juan	T. Bones	April 23, 2005 09:06PM
Re: San Juan	Mike Trent	April 23, 2005 09:16PM
RPO's	Kevin Cook	April 24, 2005 03:56PM
Re: RPO's	T. Bones	April 24, 2005 05:51PM
G Scale San Juan Set LINK	Rich Muth	April 24, 2005 06:47PM
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With a Name like Accucraft...	Kevin Cook	April 24, 2005 10:09PM
And Yet Again......	Mike Trent	April 25, 2005 07:46AM
Problems	Kevin Cook	April 25, 2005 09:05AM
Re: Problems	Mike Trent	April 25, 2005 09:39AM
Re: With a Name like Accucraft...	Hobosteve	April 26, 2005 08:54AM

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