What about some S Scale Shapeways dachshunds??????????????
John Armstrong
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From: Bill Lane
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2013 11:26 AM
Subject: {S-Scale List} Shapeways GP38 shell and other mumblings
I was poking around Shapeways for the first time in years. I came across this
GP38 shell.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/500207/gp38-2-locomotive-body-only-s-scale.html?li=productGroup&materialId=6
Has anyone ordered it? Was the quality good?
By the time you get the shell and other shell components you are at $250.00.
At least for the GP38 I would go fishing for the Overland model. (I already
have one)
BUT is there a micro market for quality ready to use ***plastic*** for diesel
shells up to maybe $300.00 that are not available in any form in S? (SD40-2?)
Maybe it could be like my recent "ala cart" sales with most of the large
components available (shell, floor, & sideframes) with pointing to NWSL drive
components for your separate purchase. The end results what be a complete loco
sans little details and model supplies you already have.
I would be ALL OVER Baldwin power + my long wanted last group of PRR RS3.
Waddaya All think?
Thank You,
Bill Lane
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