it’s like a mini Ogauge Rorschach test, LOL! One side sees the sale of a small subset of tooling as having only negative implications, not a change of plans when the entire business wasn’t sold for the asking price or that a company may have wanted to shed some less performing assets to better emerge in a reorganization, as happens all the time in business. Likewise, the other side refuses to acknowledge that the sale of any tooling, even a small amount, does have significant implications for those that want Lionel electronics in those engines. The whole thing is pretty funny!
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