Matt Makens posted:Erik, its super cool. They are painted bloody nose gray and you can see the daylight colors underneath.
So they're T&NO . . . from 1949?
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Matt Makens posted:Erik, its super cool. They are painted bloody nose gray and you can see the daylight colors underneath.
So they're T&NO . . . from 1949?
If my memory serves me, that is correct. I have some pics soemwhere on my phone but theyre in with 6300 other pics so its easier to take new ones when I get home
Awe cool
My dad saved them from the scrap man when the locos were in the scrap line in Lagrange, IL.
Bumblebee is an easy scheme if you can find the Microscale decals.
The clock is running!
Just got my emailed UPS shipping notification.
Don't get too excited though. As others that ordered direct in the past know:
3rd Rail checks the container, reviews all the orders, and enters the shipping labels well before actually shipping to make sure things are correct and accounted for.
Just the same I can't wait to see them!
I got my shipping notice too
Matt Makens posted:I got my shipping notice too
Now that I am familiar with the Sunset/3rd Rail process, I’m starting to wonder if they send us the shipping notices to torture us. It’s almost like eating a donut in front of a starving teenager.
Once you have the tracking number, it becomes a daily ritual checking to see if they have made any progress. Talk about torture!
It’s like a kid waiting for Christmas morning
not yet. they ant left the building.
enginEErjon posted:Matt Makens posted:I got my shipping notice too
Now that I am familiar with the Sunset/3rd Rail process, I’m starting to wonder if they send us the shipping notices to torture us. It’s almost like eating a donut in front of a starving teenager.
Once you have the tracking number, it becomes a daily ritual checking to see if they have made any progress. Talk about torture!
You guys should be happy you got a notice. I P.I.F. my invoice and yet to get anything.
This is my first purchase of a 3rd Rail product and I'm very much looking forward to it. No notice as yet however...
c.sam posted:This is my first purchase of a 3rd Rail product and I'm very much looking forward to it. No notice as yet however...
You will be very pleased; I call Mr Scott “the miracle worker...”
Erik C Lindgren posted:c.sam posted:This is my first purchase of a 3rd Rail product and I'm very much looking forward to it. No notice as yet however...
You will be very pleased; I call Mr Scott “the miracle worker...”
Rusty
prrhorseshoecurve posted:enginEErjon posted:Matt Makens posted:I got my shipping notice too
Now that I am familiar with the Sunset/3rd Rail process, I’m starting to wonder if they send us the shipping notices to torture us. It’s almost like eating a donut in front of a starving teenager.
Once you have the tracking number, it becomes a daily ritual checking to see if they have made any progress. Talk about torture!
You guys should be happy you got a notice. I P.I.F. my invoice and yet to get anything.
On the last items I purchased, I received my tracking number much later than everyone else, but I believe that all of the products shipped at the same time.
So in other words, those who receive their tracking numbers first, endure more torture than those who receive them last. Consider yourself lucky!
Are there any photos of these posted yet?
Ill hassle Scott about that at the show tomorrow
Sunsets ad still shows PAs arriving Mar 21,just saying!
The PA's arrived in Scott's warehouse on Monday afternoon. There is the usual sorting to do and then getting the shipping taken care of. I suspect most will be delivered within the next week to two.
Do we have a number count for how many models were produced? This would give a better understanding of why it takes so long. Your dealing with x person wanted 2 models---then its 2 rail or 3 and then specific numbers requested like 8019 and 8026. then packed and shipped.
Bob
Got my notice today for a Thursday March 22nd delivery
It takes a wek for me every time. Ive got other shtuff to do so I just move on to the next thing
Those PA look incredible! Lionel be hiding
I have a New Haven PA-1 on order. Does anyone know what track diameter was specified for the 3-rail version? I do have O-72 but prefer to run it on O-54.
MELGAR
Matt PAs look great how about some pics of MMWs new diesels.
Thanks Matt for sharing the pictures! Thanks Scott for a job well done!
(And Erik too...! Wahoo! Go MWMW! )
Wow!
wow there is pic of my new sp pa . I can not wait for mine to show up.
Hmm . . . I will have to do something about all this foam that's forming in the corners of my mouth. The Santa Fe version is accurate for 1949 through 1958 -- absolutely perfect for my period.
I do believe that Jonathan has outdone himself in the rendition of the painting and lettering.
When I get a shipping notice, I'll start switching Train No.7 together for departure as soon as the Alcos arrive.
It will be kind of neat to know that the Santa Fe Alcos are in a UPS container moving across the former Santa Fe at high speed, on the same route that their prototypes ran.
Sounds like Scotts PAs were the hit of the show, great value for the money.
Oh I’m sure there were bigger hits than Scott’s PAs but they were definitely worth the visit
The N&W numbered their SD-45's in the 1700 - 1800 series, so, I have to question the "SOU" below the number. Also, the number looks quite "thin" as from a previous "NW" style. Hope it isn't too late to get this changed for the N&W folks who have ordered them.
Erik, any thoughts?
Those are production samples and there are quite a few errors on the NS model including the SOU under the cab number which will be corrected. The paint on the models is impeccable and it’s crisp and clean with great lines
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