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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by rsn48</i> <br /><br />When it comes to limited runs, they aren't as limited as people would lead you on to believe. Limited runs can go quickly in a location that has or had the prototype. So logically BC Rail items sell very briskly here in Vancouver, BC, Canada; but not so briskly in Oregon. So if you can't find something locally, then think globally. Who might have the item. How about a dealer in New York, or Ontario, or Texas, or California. Let your fingers do your walking on the computer internet. <br /> <br />About two months ago, people were lamenting on the Atlas Forum that they couldn't get any N scale, SD70's (I think) heritage scheme BNSF. And you know what, when I told those same people there were plenty of them at a store in Vancouver BC, not one ordered from there. Take of your local thinking cap and put on a global one. <br /> <br />At one time I got so irritated with people whining about not finding items, I said I would start a service and charge $20 to find the loco they wanted - no takers. So whatever you believe the planet is out of, I promise there are more out there. <br /> <br />Also limited runs have a habit of re-appearing on the used markets or at local shows. I stopped getting the "limited run" paranoia a couple of years back; and what I want always re-appears a year latter, after the feeding frenzy. <br />[/quote]...........................Gotcha, but it just seems odd that only one or two shops in all of So Fla were able to get them and only a very small number at that. Believe me, So Fla has a very large following of every major road in the country[V][V][V][V]Thanks anyway, I'll keep trying to find them and as you said think GLOBAL. Good advise.
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