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EMD SW1500
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SW1500 model available here
The model is "static" - there is no motorized chassis that will fit under it at this time. However, I did setup the trucks such that they could turn and the wheels also are free to rotate.
In truth, I created this model to try to spur one of the 'big four' manufacturers into providing us with one that is motorized. Any takers?
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That is beautiful!!
John
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ZFRANK wrote: Maybe an idea for Rokuhan...
I know quite a few folks want Rokuhan to enter the North American market with some type of loco offering, but it's not going to happen for a while. They are a Japanese company focused on expanding their Japanese market. But, who knows... they might just surprise us all. They have produced many firsts for Z-scale in the short time they have entered the market. I find it quite interesting that their quality control is quite tight, being that all their products are made in China. AZL, IM, and MTL seem to have problems with this.
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And I have a 1:220 red bridge I'd like to sell you. I actually marvel at AZL's success in Asia considering how infrequently they appear to visit.
Mark
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