Larry, Thanks! I have been to your site more than once, good stuff. If I had your skills I would be starting with blocks of metal instead of Marklin chassis. The Z heads are working on a 0-6-0 and I like your 6x15 with a flywheel as wide as the cab.
Stick a fork in it, she's done A few more shots and the ability to zoom in here: http://picasaweb.google.com/ErieChris333/Models
Congrats on job well done. And it sure looks nice. It looks as a pro manufacturer has made it. Congrats on job well done.
Wow! This Berkshire has my vote for Z scale model of the Year!!! Great Job Chris Hobo Tim p.s. What is next on your list of things to do?
Thanks guys. A 2-10-2: http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/el/loco/erie-s4218alb.jpg A 2-8-2 N2 (USRA heavy): http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/el/loco/erie-s3208alb.jpg or 2-8-2 N3: http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/el/loco/erie-s3192l.jpg A 2-8-0 (not sure where the motor will go): http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/el/loco/erie-s1623alb.jpg But first I need to lay some track.
Amazing, the 3D effect is so real, no one would believe it is made of PE parts... I would vote this as the model of the year too. Kim
She's a beauty. What can I say that hasn't already been said? Congratulations Chris. Now you know that you'll have to wait until next year to do the 2-10-2 or you will competing against yourself for Model of the Year.
Chris, you haven't just raised the bar - you've put it orbit! :shade: That is one beautiful locomotive you've built.
Chris, I thought I saw many more pictures than the ones posted here Picasa Web Albums - Chris - Z scale Berks... IT is quite motivating to see these pictures and ofcourse the drool goes with it. Kim
