Heres a link to the WR360 from Trumpeter that I've been working on for the past week.
Anny comments will be appreciated






http://s25.photobucket.com/albums/c87/Jeff8600/WR360%20C12%20Diesel%20Locomotive/

Looking good so far!
But also you can paste the image-links here using the img-button or by copy the img-code on photobucket and paste it in here.

greetings....
Soeren

Looks good so far, Jeff.

Looking forward to see more

Ahh, the images are visible now. Was it my mind?

greetings...
Soeren

Looking good so far. I have been thinking of adding this loco to my dio, can you tell me the length of this so I know if it will fit? Thanks, bob d.

Bob I'm no where near it but I'd say its just shy of a foot, great kit, I enjoy working on it!

Thanks Jeff.As usual snafu, measure twice, cut once, only have 9 1/2" from last bumper to end of track. Maybe if wheel base is shorter it might fit.

Bob, I just checked for you and bumper to bumper is just shy of 10" if you have 9 1/2" left you should be fine, you'll just have a little overhang.

Nice job with the worn metallic surfaces on the wheels. Which color scheme are you going to use?

Hey Jeremy,
Its going with an over all gray like this,

Thanks Jeff. I belive I can get by with a slight overhang. I'll have to get one soon. Yours looks real nice.

Looks great, I take it the germans used diesel locomotives to move freight around to limit the amount of smoke displaced by the steam locomotives.... Not familar at all with this so I will be watching the build for information on the diesel locomotive type.

Michael

Hey Michael, basicly yes. This loco unit was a small guage loco used by the French and Germans as a spotter to move cars around in the yards and local hauling. The desil exhaust is almost invisable except when started in cold weather.