> my comments on quality and accuracy of AM's models
> have been based <snip> the general age of the product (when it was first
> produced).
> I confess that I've always had the feel that AM's offerings were the S
> equivalent of Athearn's HO "Blue Box" series of models, <snip>
> And due to the "Traction Tire" feature <snip> I've also viewed them in an
> even darker light... somewhere along the lines of LifeLike's pre-Proto 2000
> series, 1970s-80s toy train set offerings (which pretty much NEVER stayed on
> the track).
> John Degnan
John....
I think the traction tire feature is mostly/only on the hi-rail wheels and not
on the scale wheels. If I am correct, the offering of that feature to the
AF-compatible crowd should not affect your opinions of AM's scale offerings.
It sure would be nice if you would actually see, hold, feel, touch and operate
a model before expressing comments and opinions and feelings and viewings about
it. Too much hearsay and unsubstantiated emotion is not good. Personal
observations and facts are valued.
Cheers....Ed L.
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