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How about the saga of Right of Way.  Their first big loco-- the C&O 2-6-6-2-- came out at $1200 and sold out.  About 10 years ago I purchased one LN in the box for about $700 and thought I had a great deal until a few months later I bought their B&O 2-6-6-2 on Ebay for $306.  I ended up buying two ROW 2-8-8-0s, a Shay, and a T-1 and I'm happy I did. Of course these brass beauties are technologically obsolete, but so am I.  And many ROW offerings are now truly rare, but few want them. 

 

LewRight of Way Locos AERIAL ON LAYOUTPRR ROW T-1 at the Crossing

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