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'Just learned of this yesterday evening and am anxious to see one in person.  Image from Hitachi
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I see it's 1/87 scale....is that what you had been hoping for?...and for about $210...
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caucasianaasian wrote:I see it's 1/87 scale....is that what you had been hoping for?...and for about $210... Do you have a link to this model?
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Is is already available ? I had a talk with the manufacturer last sunday but he told me March...or later...... !! 
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caucasianaasian wrote:I see it's 1/87 scale....is that what you had been hoping for?...and for about $210... I think a lot of people who only view as well as those that participate here purchased one of the EX8000 models (I've got one or three) and this should compliment it nicely I think! It would also look good underneath the P&H 4100XPB/C. CCM 797s are getting pricey and OHS MT-4400s are getting scarce and more expensive as well. I'm anxious to see this piece in my hands, and hope that it is more faithfully rendered than the EX8000 was.
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Ok, now that there´s an EH5000 in 1/87, will we ever see the 1/50-version from EMD? Edit: Take a look at this. Shinsei has updated the EX8000 to a dash6 machine.
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What's different on the "new" EX8000 ? I just see a different railling colour ! 
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Done4075 wrote:What's different on the "new" EX8000 ? I just see a different railling colour ! You´re right. It´s just the new dash6 livery (which IMHO looks pretty cool) 
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