Just a check to see if this works! Hmmm Seems as though I get nothing but the dreaded red x in the box. If anybody has any ideas as to why I appreciate the advice. Thanks. Here are the direct links. and and lastly [ 12. January 2005, 12:52: Message edited by: JoeS ]
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Nice locomotive Joe! I was not into Z when MTL was selling them, but I was so tempted by the Nn3 locomotive they offered. I can't wait for their next Z loco release. I like to use the image button for instant UBB code to post my pictures. That way I don't have to remember anything. I just do a "right click + view image" in my web browser to get the image's web address, then copy the complete address, and paste it in the popup dialog box for image. -Robert
Those SD45s are awesome. One of my favorite locomotive types. Does anyone on here have any of the Z scale tunnel motors?
Stourbridge Lion Thanks! I think I fixed it! By the way my photo skills will improve as I practice. This digital stuff is all new to me. It is really quite funny, you can see where my handling of the mikado has worn off my weathering on the boiler. Amazing what the digital eye can see! And Robert I will try your method as well. I will get used to this tech stuff eventually! [ 12. January 2005, 13:32: Message edited by: JoeS ]
I can't afford any more brass stuff right now, but I looked on the AZL page and they only have the SP units left. I'm waiting for the SD70's in plastic this summer. Saving my shekels for those as I want about 4 of them.
What I heard was the first road numbers would be available at the NTS in Cinci this summer. This was what Hans said while he was running his Sounder train on the Northwest Pacific Z Sclaers modular layout. Here is a shot of Hans Riddervold from AZL at the NTS where I heard it first: Also in Z Scale News... It has been announced that this summer, July 5th and 6th, there will be the first ever Z Scale Convention in Columbus, Ohio. After that is the NTS in Cincinnati. http://www.ztrack.com/asrtpgs/Columbus_2005_Convention.html
