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vsmith wrote: I've heard that the Spectrum Moguls may not be reissued or may be issued in a more modern form.
Vic, I just woke up and noticed this. What "modern form"? Such as motor, gears, modling? Just asking to see if you knew.
William
I am never going to buy Bachmann's again. They aren't as good as Accucraft.
Lionel collector, stuck in an N scaler's modelling space.
RR Redneck wrote: I am never going to buy Bachmann's again. They aren't as good as Accucraft.
traintrax4 wrote:I second that question- maybe I should wait till the new ones come out.
Correct me if I am wrong please. I thought any "Spectrum Line" was better than any of the other Bachmann lines?!
Thanks Vic for clearing it up for me....just that question I just had to ask.
vsmith wrote: I would post this on the Bachmann forum, www.bachmanntrains.com You'll get a faster reply, it could just be that the latest batch has sold out and new ones havent arrived from China yet, try San Val, he always has a couple in the shop. I'm not aware of any halt in production, I've heard that the Spectrum Moguls may not be reissued or may be issued in a more modern form.
I wish it was a 1:20.3 cooke!
<<quote user=""Betsy""]I have found an Indie mogul on Bachmann.com. You have to go on the product search, select an item in G scale, then click orer online. Then you'll go to Shopatron.com and look under steam locomotives in G scale, then there you go![/quote>>
Interesting. Where did you find it? I didn't even see it listed in their online catalog. Lots of Spectrum moguls but no indies.
-Brian
Neet, they have 3 diffrent ones listed on Bachmann's buy online site for $200 ea
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