Dear Jim,
I do not remember the man's name, but I think he told me he had
started Nord too. I believe the company was called American Scale
Models. After a feeble attempt at prodcution, all was sold to Jan
Lorenzen of Locomotive Workshop. I saw some partially assembled
boilers in his shop as well as drivers and other parts. I am not sure
if he ever got to a point where they were marketed.
Best regards,
Don
On Aug 27, 2008, at 5:45 PM, raisinone wrote:
> A 4-6-0 kit was produced in the early 80's by a gentleman in
> Minnesota
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