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Simmer down Pete. I am holding judgment till I see a completed model, or at least a shot of the windows in the test shots.From what Rapido has done in the past, I'll defer to their expertise. They have not let me down yet.
So Mike, ***snip***
The Skytop observation car isn't a "simple shape" nor is the Superdome car a simple model.How many other roads used the exact same configuration of FP7 as did the Milwaukee? The Turbo is being offered by Rapido in six paint schemes.
I wasn't referring the banhammer towards you, I was saying it towards me. Since I usually get my peepee slapped when I speak my mind. Not here usually, but most everywhere else. But hey, assume it's aimed at you, whatever floats your boat. And Yes, I do find you to be annoying sometimes, and I feel sometimes I'm not alone on this.
I am holding judgment till I see a completed model, ...
From what Rapido has done in the past, I'll defer to their expertise. They have not let me down yet.
The problem with that approach is by the time you see the completed model - or, better yet, a dissection and analysis by peteski - it's too late to place an order.Did you buy one of the HO TurboTrains?
On a different note............ Jason I was looking at your product announcement and see you have them listed as DC/ DCC Sound but not just DCC. I really would like to buy one but do not want sound. Are you selling a straight DCC with NO sound version????Jon
The HO Turbo ran like a beached whale. It looked nice, but it was poorly designed. It was our first powered model and it was released 10 years ago. At that point, Rapido was just Dan and me. And we were a bit (i.e. very) clueless.Even so, it is the single model we get the most requests for. We are working on an HO Turbo Mk. II.-Jason
Will there be a "cash for clunkers" trade-in program?