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 What's Next for Anchor Bay?
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11/21/99 12:33 PM
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gary0920
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Seems now would be the time to let the cat out of the bag and introduce the next Anchor Bay Ship. The Coast Guard Cutter is a big hit and Harbour Lights should capitalize now. Everyone interested in the line should let the company know they want more.
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Re: What's Next for Anchor Bay?
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11/21/99 11:27 PM
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Bob M
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You make an interesting point, Gary. The USCG 44 is popular and will probably sell out in a reasonable period of time. Will AB do another USCG boat as the next model? I would say no. No one has mentioned anything about Ferry Boats. Maybe the next release might be a famous ferry. We certainly know a lot of those. Of course, the popularity of such a piece might just be a regional thing. Maybe it's time for another famous lightship, like NANTUCKET!  Bob
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Re: What's Next for Anchor Bay?
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11/22/99 01:05 PM
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Rock
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I'd rather see an old-time sailing vessel, like the bark PETER IREDALE, or the paddle wheel steamer, BROTHER JONATHAN...
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Re: What's Next for Anchor Bay?
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11/23/99 02:21 AM
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JTimothyA
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How 'bout that little one man run-about in The World is Not Enough!
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