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I'm really glad to see that I'm not the only one who thinks that supplying information about the dates a particular locomotive or piece of rolling stock was in use would be helpful. Manufacturer's (and distributors such as Walthers) have to do an enormous amount of research to design the models they produce. Since they've done all the research already, it wouldn't really be much of an effort for them to include the information on the label of their product, or in the catalogs they provide. I for one would think very highly of any firm that offered that sort of help, and would tend to patronize them over a firm that took a "Hey, the dates are YOUR problem" sort of approach.
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