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 Posted - July 10 2008 : 9:30:26 PM
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These things are pricey...but if there anything like there
O gauge counterparts they will run forever, pull like a Mack
and be super smooth runners with excellent sounds.
http://www.mthhotrains.com/models/SD70ACe.asp
I wish they where cheaper.The discounters who handle
the MTH O gauge line claim there is not much room on these.
BT
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Posted - July 12 2008 : 4:09:47 PM
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Even buying direct from MTH, the dealer mark up is short. MTH is also available to dealers via Horizon Hobby and Walthers and the mark-up is even shorter from those distributors.
Most all O-Scale and for that matter any large-scale I've seen has a short mark up. Atlas, for example, had a shorter discount on their O-Scale line versus the HO- and N-Scale offerings. This is typical for anybody in big trains, maybe with the exception of Bachmann.
Tony Cook
HO-Scale Trains Resource
http://ho-scaletrains.net
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