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Re: Possible Source of NEW Trains
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 2 May 1999 00:19:43 GMT
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Scott Edward Sanburn wrote:
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> Josh,
>
> Thanks, I never saw any around here. Bad quality, huh? Oh well, at
> least it was an attempt. Ugh!
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> Scott Sanburn
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> Joshua Delahunty wrote:
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> > I've seen (held, checked-out, put back) the military sets in a Target in
> > the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
> >
> > Among other problems, the plates look really flimsy. That, along with
> > other general flimsy appearance meant I wasn't willing to chance the
> > price to find out if they were as bad as they looked from the outside of
> > the package (flip the top, and you can see through the clear plastic
> > windows at bags of pieces).
> >
> > I'd like to be told otherwise, but so far they look like a no-go, at
> > least for me. <shrug>
I felt the same way. I fervently hope they do not make trains unless
they can improve the quality a LOT. Their molds can't be THAT imprecise
so it's got to be the speed at which they eject the parts.
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