Virginian65 has the right idea. With the continued friction between the U.S. and China today, why don't the manufacturers, who have their trains made "Over Yonder Across the Pacific Ocean", set up shop in the U.S. or Canada? It would not only elminate the trans-Pacific shipping problem, but would also put Americans and Canadians to work, many who lost their jobs when they were lost to the Asian community years ago.
Respect is due to all of the dedicated manufacturers (large and small) in North America who believed that retaining their facilities at home in the U.S. and Canada, was, to qoute the onetime Central of Georgia slogan: The Right Way! Their products aren't that expensive to begin with because they don't have to pay for overseas shipping. It's a win-win situation as I see it!
A Very Special Thank You to all of you!
Godspeed
