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This truck is so American everytime you see it you can hear the scream of a thousand Eagles.
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Rystren
Call me FLUuFFFFEH || The Original Floater
Except for the win
Hiridor
Probably lurking.
Hmm did not consider that...
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The logic is just too solid.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
I know right?! There has to be some form of marketing campaign us, the concerned denizens of the forums, can do to to bring more traffic.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
I like how he's using a stick, not even a pointer xD
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Why does he have to be shirtless?
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
I feel dumber, and less confident with myself because of watching all of that. Sometimes I dont like some of the stereotypes that come with being a dude.
Matt the Terrier
Woofs! Wiggles! Wins!
*appears*
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
*Feels a force lurking from beyond, punches on @Matt the Terrier.*
Matt the Terrier
Woofs! Wiggles! Wins!
*pounces on @ssaannttoo and gives him all the snuggles!*
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
How is you Matt?
Matt the Terrier
Woofs! Wiggles! Wins!
I literally just woke up, so I don't know. XD
I need to look outside and see how much snow we got before I determine what I'll do today.
I need to look outside and see how much snow we got before I determine what I'll do today.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Coolio, do you have work?
Matt the Terrier
Woofs! Wiggles! Wins!
Not today, no. I'm going see about ordering some stuff from my local hobby store.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Sounds fun. What trains you getting this time?
Matt the Terrier
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One of the manufacturers is releasing a new batch of auto carriers, or "autoracks" as we more commonly call them:
These were quite common in Michigan and Indiana in the 1990s, which is the region I want to model, so I want to stock up on these and have a bunch of them.
These were quite common in Michigan and Indiana in the 1990s, which is the region I want to model, so I want to stock up on these and have a bunch of them.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Are they like the default?One of the manufacturers is releasing a new batch of auto carriers, or "autoracks" as we more commonly call them:
These were quite common in Michigan and Indiana in the 1990s, which is the region I want to model, so I want to stock up on these and have a bunch of them.
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Don't worry, I can hear the crack of a beer from a country mile away too.
Matt the Terrier
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What do you mean by default?
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Does that music play durning "Night at the Museum"?
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
Are they the most common?
Matt the Terrier
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The ones I might be getting are still somewhat prevalent; despite being merged away in to another company years ago, there's still quite a few Grand Trunk Western railroad automobile carriers still roaming around (since they had direct access to the Ford assembly plant in Detroit).
But getting models of them is difficult. They are difficult to find both at hobby stores and on eBay, and when they do turn up, they're usually really expensive. Fresh out of the factory, they cost about $65, which I think is extremely expensive for just one car, but the older (ironically less detailed) models have gone for well over $100 on eBay because they are that scarce and that desirable to have.
ssaannttoo
Joy Boi
The older are cooler though. I wouldn't put them on a track, I'd put them in a display.
Matt the Terrier
Woofs! Wiggles! Wins!
I see
However, I regret to inform that while we've been talking about trains, @ManicTherapsid snuck in and stole the win, so he's officially the last toast winner.