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kscessandriver

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More Intermountain/CCS Passenger car releases
« on: June 15, 2022, 10:46:24 PM »
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Looks like Intermountain must have went all in on running Centralia Car Shops cars, as it looks like both a run of 4-4-2 sleepers and 13 double bedroom sleepers have both been released. All the usual suspects as far as road names, undecorated of both available. Some of them that stand out to me include Penn Central 4-4-2 sleepers, Long Island Railroad 4-4-2, Illinois Central leased 4-4-2, and Ringling Circus 13 double bedroom cars.
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Re: More Intermountain/CCS Passenger car releases
« Reply #1 on: June 16, 2022, 02:47:22 PM »
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All the usual suspects as far as road names, undecorated of both available.

I am not a big fan of the way IMRC runs their reservation system, but one of the upsides to it is that they will re-run any roadname that gets enough reservations- so popular roadnames are re-run periodically, and (for instance) someone new to SP can pick up a diner in SP colors without having to hunt eBay for a model produced 20+ years ago.

Now, if only we had some idea what the magic number was for reservations....
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Re: More Intermountain/CCS Passenger car releases
« Reply #2 on: June 16, 2022, 07:58:34 PM »
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I am not a big fan of the way IMRC runs their reservation system, but one of the upsides to it is that they will re-run any roadname that gets enough reservations- so popular roadnames are re-run periodically, and (for instance) someone new to SP can pick up a diner in SP colors without having to hunt eBay for a model produced 20+ years ago.

Now, if only we had some idea what the magic number was for reservations....

I have no idea when these were even available for pre-order, to be honest. I just saw an email from a retailer that they were in stock.