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George & Doug:
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First, Thank You both for you kind replies. My reseach into beverage cars indicate that the Atlas Rivarossi Euro reefers were released in the USA from 1969 to 1976. I do not have a catalog handy to scan for you, so I apologize for lack of documentation. I have obtained my information from Euro beer car collectors and some of their web sites, as well as, some of their notes. So I guess based on the dates, you will have to include them at some point. You should note that many of these same cars were also released in Europe by Rivarossi, but under different product numbers. The Rivarossi product numbers appear to be in the range of 9300 to 9326. For example Spatenbr???u M???nchen shows up as both Atlas 2467 and Rivarossi 9310. I have a couple of these cars, but as you can imagine, they are a little harder to find than the rest of the early Atlas cars. George, we are tentatively planning for Chantilly. (My wife, Bobbi, job is due to end before then, which means its my turn to go to work again, which may get in the way of the convention.) If we make it there, I would love to sit and drink with you. Now when one scales beverages from life size to N scale, I know you shrink the size of the container, but my blonde question is "Do you scale the alcohol content up to compensate?" Doug, will you be in Chantilly to join us for drink? If so, I give you both pointers on how to get Euro catalogs via ebay DE or ebay UK. By the way, the February issue of Hundeman's N Scale magazine will have an article refering to the upcoming convention. Tom George Irwin wrote: At 12:18 PM 2/2/2004 -0500, you wrote:Tom asked about non-US Atlas offerings being included in A1G, |
