"The first 3 items of our planned re-runs in 2016 will be the E Passenger Cars, N Passenger Cars & GH/RY 4 Wheel Wagons. These are all in production now and are expected to arrive in June.
Please note: We are only producing a small number of each item (25-30 packs of each) and they are expected to sell out fast. Order forms are available from our website and we advise sending your orders in early to avoid missing out." - https://www.facebook.com/auscisionmodels/

interestingly there is no early bird discount offered for any of the current re-runs, only pay in full now to reserve the model of your choice and they aren't accepting deposits, only fully paid orders.

Probably because the production run of each model is very limited and with delivery scheduled for June of this year.

it will be interesting to see just how "limited" the production runs of each model really are?

25-30 packs of each so the Facebook post said, do you have a reason to believe otherwise.

based on their ability to miraculously turn up boxes of previously sold out models and also the limited edition SSR class GT-46's which were limited to 100 models of each loco which they declared a sell out and then announced they had miscalculated sales figures and that they were still available

I can remember a small number of boxes of 45's that were discovered which were immediately put on sale on a first in first served basis at the $295 retail price but can't remember any others. Perhaps you can elaborate on what the other sold out models that miraculously turned up were that you speak about. If they were that desperate to make a few extra dollars then why do you think they go out of the way to advise their customers when the early bird discount offers are about to close on new models.

I seem to recall that Austrains made a fine art out of turning up boxes of long sold out models.

I was speaking about buying cars for all purposes of a layout.

Most of the cheap cars I'm referring ARE 1:87.

What's with the run of clowns on their Facebook page? Pretty embarrassing stuff - they're displaying more patience than I'd afford. I wonder how many of these A grade clowns are actual customers!

Thats the problem you get with Facebook where questions can be asked. I dont like the idea of it myself. They and a few others are using it as the way to blog, as opposed to the original intended idea of a blog on their respective webpages.
In Auscisions case, one of the main players is a web guru. I respectfully suggest if you're nolonger going to use your webpage blog, or update it like you do with facebook, then pls add to that blog that Facebook is your new blog method, and provide a redirection link. The primary source of all info should be a company webpage, and IMHO Facebook is not that
Atleast a webpage cant have the instant response crabs that Facebook offers
Just my thoughts

Regards

Thats the problem you get with Facebook where questions can be asked. I dont like the idea of it myself. They and a few others are using it as the way to blog, as opposed to the original intended idea of a blog on their respective webpages.
In Auscisions case, one of the main players is a web guru. I respectfully suggest if you're nolonger going to use your webpage blog, or update it like you do with facebook, then pls add to that blog that Facebook is your new blog method, and provide a redirection link. The primary source of all info should be a company webpage, and IMHO Facebook is not that
Atleast a webpage cant have the instant response crabs that Facebook offers
Just my thoughts

Regards

They have previously stated that much more time consuming to update their website/blog where as Facebook is easy and very quick. They also now send out information on future releases etc via email if you are on their mail out list. Why do they need to have a link on blog to FB when there is a FB logo next to Blog logo on webpage that anyone can click on to go to FB. Technology changes and I understand why they use FB as that's the way many companies communicate now. They have been using Facebook for quite some time now as their primary way of communicating so I don't see them reverting back to Website Blog. By using FB it gets people discussing on FB and gives them some idea of the reception and popularity of products by the level of responses a post gets, but I agree they probably don't need all the questions directed at them but that's all part of it I guess. They are to be praised for going to the effort of keeping us informed unlike others.

"Need some light weight cars to fill your Auscision Car Carriers when they arrive? dont worry, we got you covered!
Coming soon - Auscision HO Scale Australian Plastic Model Cars. Further details will be available closer to delivery." - https://www.facebook.com/auscisionmodels/?fref=photo

What?????? No Kingswood??????

More re-runs announced via facebook - limited run of NHFF Coal Hopper, NQIW Container Wagon & CQBY container wagon.

I'd like to see reruns of the Palm Trees they did!! Strange I know . . .

Hmm.  Very nice.