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Get your orders in soon if you haven't placed them yet. Order deadline is July 1st!


The Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers is pleased to announce our latest offering in our commemorative car program, and our first Std O scale car, the Long Island Railroad Milk Car. This car will be painted tuscan with black roof and doors and white lettering. It will have die-cast metal sprung trucks, operating couplers, removable roof and interior milk tanks and piping.

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Orders must be received by July 1, 2012. Anticipated delivery will be December, 2012. Cost of the car is $67.00 each plus shipping. As part of your purchase you will automatically be enrolled as an Associate Member of the NLOE. 


Please follow the link below for more on our club cars and ordering information

http://www.nloe.org/Club_Car_Announcements.html

 

 


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Originally Posted by Tinplate Art:

NICE!  

 

Just curious - is this based on an actual LIRR car?

Not based on an actual prototype. I tried to create a design that I thought would look good both in a passenger and a freight consist. I have a LIRR passenger train that I can't wait to put this at the head of!

Originally Posted by Lionelbill:
Originally Posted by MrMuffin'sTrains:

Well, if Lionel is doing t his special run there must be more milk car schemes in the new catalog - they wouldn't run just these. JMHO. 

LOL -- Do you mean it's not going to be a unique item?

I already sent in my order form.

What MrMuffin is saying is that he is speculating that Lionel will be offering the milk car in some other livery in the catalog since they are making it available for small custom runs.  Why pull the mold out just to squeeze out 300pcs? 

Originally Posted by VidKidz:
Originally Posted by Lionelbill:
Originally Posted by MrMuffin'sTrains:

Well, if Lionel is doing t his special run there must be more milk car schemes in the new catalog - they wouldn't run just these. JMHO. 

LOL -- Do you mean it's not going to be a unique item?

I already sent in my order form.

What MrMuffin is saying is that he is speculating that Lionel will be offering the milk car in some other livery in the catalog since they are making it available for small custom runs.  Why pull the mold out just to squeeze out 300pcs? 

 I knew exactly what he meant.  My comment was written with tongue in cheek.

Originally Posted by VidKidz:  Why pull the mold out just to squeeze out 300pcs? 

 

I don't think that us making this car will have any effect on Lionel producing any other milk cars at this time. We do not coordinate what type of car we run at all with what Lionel has planned for production. It would shock me to find out that they decided to run additional milk cars just because ours was in production. 

But then again the catalog could be full of them. 

We just recently received official confirmation from Lionel that this car will not be produced. We are currently finalizing the details on a substitute car and a communication will be going out to all that ordered the milk car in the next week or so. 

 

If you like and accept the substitute car then what you paid for the milk car will be applied to the new one. If you do not want the new car, then your money will be refunded.

 

We hope at some point in the future to revisit the milk car.

 

 

 

Wow that's a let down What was the problem? It doesn't seem like that complex of a car graphics wise. In the past decade until recently this style car was in almost every catalog. I was going to buy one of every produced to have a decent milk car collection - but then they were making too many and I couldn't keep up. I decided to only buy this type of milk car when a club offered it.  

Originally Posted by bigo426:

Wow that's a let down What was the problem? It doesn't seem like that complex of a car graphics wise.  

Agreed, we are very disappointed in this outcome. The issue wasn't the graphics, but the car itself. They had problems with the specific supplier that makes this car. That's all we were told. 

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