Jeff R:
I don't know the answer to that. They send the buyer his serial number
shortly after one puts down the 10% deposit. Doesn't make sense that
they would plan in advance to build 100 each of all five versions, since
they don't know in advance which versions will be most popular.
Supposedly
Jeff W., 100 units, that is a small run, do you think that includes all the
different versions?
Jeff in NC
The serial number plate on my K-27 says that it's 44/100. That's a
small production run, even by Aster standards
Jeff Runge wrote:
>
> One more observation, Aster productions sell out in a relative shot
> time,with one exception, the C&S mogul, This was narrow gauge & gas fired
Ya know... that's an angle I hadn't thought of! Makes going bald not so
bad. ;]
Now if only it wasn't all leaving so slowly (going thin all over the top
but not truly bald.)
Isn't 25 too young for serious hair loss? {:]
Trot, the hormone-effected, fox...
On Sun, 16 Mar 2003, FBM Studios wrot
I would agree - however I keep track of all the hair salon tallies, and
since
I buzz what's left of my hair once a week myself I only see it fair
that I spend the equivalent on an item of my choice. :-)
Viva la hairloss:-)
Cheers Ferdinand
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 01:11 PM, TrotFox Greyfoot
At 12:07 PM 3/16/03 -0500, you wrote:
>One more observation, Aster productions sell out in a relative short
>time, with one exception, the C&S mogul, This was narrow gauge & gas fired.
Jeff,
That wasn't always the case, and IMHO gauge and fuel rarely have
anything to do with it. The School
That's about $5!
No, I didn't leave out any 0's... };]
Trot, the budgeted, fox...
On Sun, 16 Mar 2003, Harry Wade wrote:
> They already know the answer to that question . . . . MY favorite
> locomotive, finely engineered, with detail rendered at or near museum
> quality, in the fuel of my
At 12:10 PM 3/16/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Great answer Harry!
Callin' em as I see'um Jeff.
Harry,
Where can I get one and when. I want to give someone a deposit ;-)
Ken
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Great answer Harry!
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> At 08:33 AM 3/16/03 -0800
One more observation, Aster productions sell out in a relative shot
time,with one exception, the C&S mogul, This was narrow gauge & gas fired.
Pruduced in 1991 with a total production of 480 units, and they are still
avalible new from aster dealers. Thats a very slow mover! It was 11 years
before o
At 08:33 AM 3/16/03 -0800, you wrote:
>What . . . products/features would Accucraft (or Aster) need to offer to
induce you to buy one of their products?
They already know the answer to that question . . . . MY favorite
locomotive, finely engineered, with detail rendered at or near museum
qua
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