It's time to narrow down the type of cars that we would like to see. This poll is set up for 2 possible votes and you may change your vote if you wish. Please cast your vote today!!! Joe
I didn't say caboose, became there have been quite a few good ones produced by Atlas. But, I am a big fan of cabooses and a bi-centennial caboose (or a runner pack of the various paint schemes of them) would be a sure-fire winner. Or, something like this... ...would get me on board in a big way! Charlie
I checked my phone to see what spelling it gave and it does have Hooper as a suggestion along with the correct spelling. Must have selected the wrong one in my rush to complete the poll. Sorry about that! It's funny though, we can always use a good laugh. Thanks Jim for pointing that out. I see someone corrected the spelling, thanks for correcting the spelling of Hooper. What is a Hooper? Joe
"Hooper" The conveyance in which empty, used order hoops are returned to the dispatcher. (See also: "caboose," "cab," "cabin car") (?)
We have 14 votes for a Frisco special run and boxcars has the lead with 5 votes. Tank, Caboose and Passenger have 2 each. If you haven't voted yet cast your vote today!!! Also if you will, say how many sets you would like to buy. Our goal is to find people who have spoken for 100 sets in total. I will buy two sets, one to run and one to leave wrapped. Please alert your contacts to this thread!!! Joe
OK here they come around the bend Boxcars in the lead with 5, second is hotly contested by Tanks, Cabooses and Passengers with 2 and the rest of the field close behind!!! Next update will be at turn two. Joe
The Cabooses serge to the lead with 6, Boxcars are half way back with 3, Tanks and Passengers are close behind and most of the field laying behind with 1, Gondolas are still in the starting gate. Joe
We only have 18 votes and 10 days left and the poll will close. We still need to say how many we would like to purchase. Right now the total is 4. We're a long way from the 100 sets required to start the process of manufacturing. Joe
