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Are licensing fees keeping MT from those schemes?
so if they want to stay proto we won't see that one.
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Doubtful.Well, the Wonder Bread isn't a 4180 airslide (it's larger ... 4566 I think), so if they want to stay proto we won't see that one. As for the Brach's (and others) - see Tangent.
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Well, MT has on occasion applied a scheme to the wrong body style if it was close enough. On occasion.And Tangent might have been willing to pay any fees.Yeah, but they look identical. I think the only difference was steel vs. aluminum construction.
Well, MT has on occasion applied a scheme to the wrong body style if it was close enough. On occasion.
MTL has had time to do the Brach's and Prince and Wonder Bread schemes,
...These cars have only recently been released by Micro Trains I thought?? I recently watched an auction for one of those B&M Prince cars, it sold for 56.00 before shipping, so I'd say there's at least a small demand for them..
I do recall some older covered hopper cars with Wonder Bread scheme, but I thought those were special run: Either by NSE/NSC or by BLW or another company that produces low-volume custom painted runs of cars. Not MTL.
Didn't Walthers do the PD covered hopper in a Wonder Bread paint scheme?