one question on all three posts Christopher

What Scale are these part for.

Thanks

Dan

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A visit to the web site shows they specialise in HO.

Guys,Here are the images -

Guys,

Here are the images - will explain and post more as time goes.

The group below show the GP (MK 5000) Clean Air Room base with the Wide Cab.  The base is modular.  It will be covered with multi-layer photo-etched sides and roof components to form the surface unique to your unit.  The raised sections are going to protrude through the surface of the metal so you get plastic to plastic bonds between add on components and the kit. 

The GP kit includes the rear which is seen, and three plugs that mate to the rear of the cab and form a base for interior.  The plugs cover the GP35 - 40 series, GP15-1, GP38-2 - GP50, and the late phase GP39-2.

The image below shows the dash 2 set up for the GP (MK 5000) kit with the non dash 2 plug beside it.

This plug setup enables you to do the late phases of GP39-2 such as the ATSF.  Why is nobody paying attention to this, I thought this is what "modelers" wanted?

This is what you get with MK 5000 except for one extra rear plug is shown here.

This last image shows both the SD variations (MK 5001).  The longer is the dash two variation.

Thanks, all of your support is greatly appreciated!

Christopher Howard

Railflyer Model Prototypes Inc.

http://www.railflyermodelprototypes.com

I think you are premature in asking why is no one paying

attention.  I was on this site yesterday morning and this thread was not here.  I started browsing today and find it and the second or third post asks why no one is paying attention.  I think you need to wait at least 48 hours after posting before jumping to conclusions, and probably longer.  I usually check in for an hour or two in the morning with my morning coffee before shutting off the computer and going about my business for the day.  I may or may not come back in the evening depending on what I'm doing. My bad, I noticed that it was posted November 9.  I don't know how I missed it.  Sometimes there is so much traffic that a new post moves to the second or third page in a day or two.  I usually presume that I have already seen all of the posts of interest that are on the second page or beyond, so I don't go past the first page.  You might want to check back after 24 hours and give your post a "bump" to bring it back to the front page of the "recent posts page." 

Confusion...

Russ, I don't think he was referring to the thread when he said no one is paying attention he was referring to the plug setup...

Ok, I guess I mis-understood.

If I was modeling a more modern era, I would really be interested in this product.  Except for the Cf7 on LAJ, my modeling interest is in the 1950's.  I usually look at any new products to see if it is something that would interest me, or something to tell other model railroaders about.  I don't know why this thread went by without me even seeing it.