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$900 for a wagon!

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Yeah right, someones having a laugh!! :o

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Toys-models/Mo ... 089099.htm
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Seems we are not the only ones shocked by this. See the questions at the bottom. :o :-?
Thats more of an HO Gauge price.(i think) Not an N Gauge one.
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dgraw wrote:Seems we are not the only ones shocked by this. See the questions at the bottom. :o :-?
Thats more of an HO Gauge price.(i think) Not an N Gauge one.
You wouldn't find me paying $900 for a HO (basically 00) wagon either :-?

Looks like someones a little financially delusional :P
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Sorry, got confused with G Gauge! :oops:
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dgraw wrote:Sorry, got confused with G Gauge! :oops:
Ah okay, that makes more sense :lol:

I still haven't worked out what planet the seller is on :P
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In case anyone here's tempted...

http://www.railway-models.co.uk/1746_1_1039351.html

Could buy 47 of them off Antics for the same price as that one...
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I really can't believe this guy is serious, im speechless!
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mpeffers wrote:In case anyone here's tempted...

http://www.railway-models.co.uk/1746_1_1039351.html
I would so love it if somebody posted a similar link in the Q&A section of the auction. The seller would have to seriously justify the $900 price then.

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http://www.trademe.co.nz/Toys-models/Mo ... 089101.htm


Its not just that wagon thats a bit steep! :)
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[Moderator Comment: "dkightley" - Swearing removed]:o what planet is this gut living on!

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The only other possibility is that it is a scam i.e. the person who buys them is actually paying for something else. If so it is a bit blatant...

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His replies worry me ! . . . . :o

It's a bit like someone saying 'There's nothing wrong with me . . .it's the others . . . MWWWWAHHH !
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BR7MT wrote:
mpeffers wrote:In case anyone here's tempted...

http://www.railway-models.co.uk/1746_1_1039351.html
I would so love it if somebody posted a similar link in the Q&A section of the auction. The seller would have to seriously justify the $900 price then.

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Re: $900 for a wagon!

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Thats just reduculous! Who would buy that???

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