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NSR, <br /> <br />Sorry to hear about your problems, but I think you are over-blowing this ban. You are YOUNG and things change. Shoot, some of us here have BB Athearn Locos that have been running longer than you've been on the planet. <br /> <br />Every Company has its problems. When I received my first P2K GP-7 with QSI sound last year the die cast frame was bent and the coupler on the rear was WAY OFF when gauge checked. I got it mail order and the company I bought it from would have gladly exchanged it no questions asked. But I got my tools out, a nice metal straight edge and took care of it myself. After a year of running, it's fine and working as well as when I first fixed it. The truth to the matter is the shop I bought it from was INFORMED of the problem within a few days of receipt of the product. <br /> <br />I recently purchased a RTR Athearn RS3. I've been wanting a GOOD looking RS3 for a long time and this one looked great. But....it Growls! I paid a good dollar for this Loco and I was expecting a little better performance from it due to the new hex-drives and such that were engineered into these new series of engines. it will be a long time before I buy another, but I would never totally lock out another purchase from Athearn. <br /> <br />I have always bought what looked good to me and I have been very lucky with my purchases that they have run well, even my used P2K engines. <br /> <br />Not sure if this helps you or not, <br /> <br />Chris
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