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 Posted - April 23 2020 : 5:27:17 PM
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Edited by - Chops124 on April 23 2020 5:30:45 PM
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Posted - April 23 2020 : 6:39:51 PM
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Is it free?
Only interested if it's free 
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Posted - April 25 2020 : 9:38:39 PM
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| It was free...I only watched it for a few minutes. Basically, they were hawking their new products...
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Posted - April 25 2020 : 10:32:03 PM
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I skimmed through it, found it kind of dull. The Bachmann guy looked
nervous and fidgety. No Q&A in this conference. I am sure it is
really quite hard and complicated to mass produce fine looking and
running model rail in any scale. My problem with Bachmann is
they get the first part right and completely fail out on the second part.
I did, with much trepidation, purchase an newly retooled Jupiter with
a can motor and on board sound, and so far it runs exceptionally
well, even at slow speed. It does hurt when an expensive, nicely
tooled product fails to run or breaks down within yards, none the
less, I try not to be ugly, and remember that if I tried to make
a scratch built box car it would be junk.
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