Joe Haenn said: >Hopefully, if >the K-Line rumor is true, that may be changing soon >and we can get more kids into the perfect gauge. >However, I just got off the telephone with Nick Ladd, >their sales representative, and he knows nothings >about any K-Line entry into the S gauge market and >strongly doubts it will happen--at least not in the >near future.
Neil Trump said: >'News & Notes' pages which gave a small section devoted to the new K->Line Big Boy. >The article describes the loco as being for 1:48 scale but in fact is actually >built to a scale of 1:64 in order to negotiate layouts with tight curves. >The suggested retail price is $400, which looks extremely good value, >especially for those people that have the ability to re-gauge it for 'S'. >I wonder how long it will take for the first one to be converted? Joe: Whatever Nick Ladd knows, Maury Klein knows more. My info comes from the horses mouth, directly. I said: "Too bad you guys aren't into S-gauge." Maury K-Line replied: "Wait until Toy Fair." I said "Really?" and he answered: "We'll have a big surprise for you at Toy Fair." That's next Spring. Now what could that surprise be? Hmmmm. Does K-Line have anything now that was built in 1/64th. scale but is gauged for 0? Something that won't require massive tooling, just a chassis change? What could it be???????? COULD IT BE A BIG BOY? DO YA THINK? Toy Fair. I can wait. Chris Zizzo S-Trains list sponsor: http://www.americanflyertrains.com All the Flyer you desire...books and accessories too! To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list send a note to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
