Reply to dtallon:
I think it's a great idea... 😉
I have seen the updated 966 and 977 models. DM is obviously leveraging tooling from Norscot, but they are updating a few details to make them a little different than what was done before. I have thought for a long time it would be neat to pair an antique and modern model together in a set to teach about the machine's history, so it is good to see them off and running with that concept.
I'm pretty sure it's OK to share that DM's plans are not limited to just those two items, but don't want to speak out of turn and say much more than that. On ACMOC's behalf, I am doing model critique work for DM similar to the arrangement we had with Norscot. The sets will be DM products, but ACMOC should benefit promotionally and financially from them.
[quote="dtallon"]I think it's a great idea... 😉
I have seen the updated 966 and 977 models. DM is obviously leveraging tooling from Norscot, but they are updating a few details to make them a little different than what was done before. I have thought for a long time it would be neat to pair an antique and modern model together in a set to teach about the machine's history, so it is good to see them off and running with that concept.
I'm pretty sure it's OK to share that DM's plans are not limited to just those two items, but don't want to speak out of turn and say much more than that. On ACMOC's behalf, I am doing model critique work for DM similar to the arrangement we had with Norscot. The sets will be DM products, but ACMOC should benefit promotionally and financially from them.[/quote]
Thanks for your thoughts Dave and good to hear it sounds like some more models in the same vein as the previous ones althouh sounds like i will have to buy 2 at a time!