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RE: (erielack) New Athearn

The calf as B66????  What happened to you?  Have you lost your mind???
Does the calf look like a cut down FM unit?  Just tell them not to bother
doing the calf.  It's bad enough they (Athearn) think that the EL colors
are gray, brown and gold.

- -Joe Jordan





At 01:26 PM 01/24/2000 -0500, Tupaczewski, Paul R \(Paul\) wrote:
>Yes, they're doing them all. The calf is obviously wrong, but the market
>dictates what's produced (sigh). I'm helping them out with the artwork for
>these - maybe the calf could be lettered as "B66"? :)
>
>	- Paul
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: "blayjk06_@_snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu"
>> [mailto:"blayjk06_@_snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu"]
>> Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 11:58 AM
>> To: EL
>> Subject: (erielack) New Athearn
>> 
>> 
>> List:
>> 
>> 	Poking around at Athearn's website today, and saw new roadnames
>> for the SW7.  Erie Lackawanna is on one of them! If the numbers are
>> correct, they should be the ex Erie ones.  Calf and cow versions,
>> 32.50 powered, 19.75 dummy.  Maybe this is the answer to 
>> those who want
>> an EL EMD switcher, but couldn't afford/find those P2K SW9s!  
>> 	The website is:
>> 	http://www.athearn.com/new/Nlocos.html
>> 	Also, click on whats new and click the second new product added
>> blinking.  They've got PS Hoppers, 54' I think, for EL.
>> 
>>                                                               
>>        Joshua
>> 
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