Author Topic: Imperial Hobby Productions gauging interest in Reading coaches and combines  (Read 907 times)

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amato1969

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Ike the BN Freak

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Ooooh these could work for the American Freedom Train, and Preambles...and after AFT service were sold to the Canadians for their Discovery Train

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Are these the same coaches that were sold to the B&M in the late 1940s?
George
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I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.

amato1969

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Not sure @nickelplate759 ...  there are a few survivors listed on the Reading Tech & Historical Society site:

http://www.readingrailroad.org/surviving/rdg_surv_equip.shtml

  Frank

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Can anyone do a summary on the prototypes- length, height, manufacturer, dates, other railroads that copied the design (or close) etc.  I do wish that manufacturers who are 'assessing interest', 'requesting reservations', 'opening pre-orders' would include such basics, since they've already done that research, and it makes the yes/no decision much easier.
Tom D.

If you don't know what it is, don't throw it out.

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Are these the same coaches that were sold to the B&M in the late 1940s?

Yes they are

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Tom D.

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Reading F7's, T1's and now this!  I think I died and went to heaven.  I sure hope they make the cars.
Marc Haas
Keeping the Reading alive in N scale!

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Folks,

In my personal experience with him as a former customer, I can't say this strongly enough: Buyer Beware. Caveat Emptor. Proceed with Extreme Caution.

(Anyone who would like to know a more complete story of What All Went Down is welcome to message me directly.)
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