N Scale Info
- Thread starter Mountain Man
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There is an Nn3 YahooGroup that might be of assistance, but you probably would need to narrow down to some specific questions.
There is a fair amount of Nn3 (and some N) information on the Nn3 Webring.
http://www.nn3.org
www.Nn3.ca - Home Page
As stated before, the Nn3 Yahoo group, is a great place as well. Just recently, we watched the birth, developement, and death of a Uintah 2-6-6-2T mallet. Republic Locomotive Works did a great job designing the kit, but in the end.... Marklin killed the project, and future plans for many of us. They have discontinued a great portion of the Z scale chassis used in Nn3, and are going to a limited-run style business with many locos. Without the Yahoo group, we never would have known any of this information.
Lastly, if you are serious about Nn3; get your hands on a copy of the Nn3 Handbook. You'll see it featured at nn3.org.
http://www.nn3.org
www.Nn3.ca - Home Page
As stated before, the Nn3 Yahoo group, is a great place as well. Just recently, we watched the birth, developement, and death of a Uintah 2-6-6-2T mallet. Republic Locomotive Works did a great job designing the kit, but in the end.... Marklin killed the project, and future plans for many of us. They have discontinued a great portion of the Z scale chassis used in Nn3, and are going to a limited-run style business with many locos. Without the Yahoo group, we never would have known any of this information.
Lastly, if you are serious about Nn3; get your hands on a copy of the Nn3 Handbook. You'll see it featured at nn3.org.