I think Zio added another train to his webpage...

**jimkrauzlis** · #1 12-05-2011, 08:37 AM

I can't tell for sure, since I didn't pay as much attention to the train models as I did his ship models, but I think he added another micro train to his offerings, the e633 locomotive

Zioprudenzio -Treni di carta - Paper trains

Take a look at the photos, and that seems to be a "AA" battery in the foreground...amazing!! This model includes a short section of track too, which the earlier offerings did not, to display this little gem.

Christmas has come early once again....

Cheers!
Jim

**Inky** · #2 12-05-2011, 08:47 AM

I do believe you are right Jim, he did add a new train. It is cute and "little". I might have to try and build it some time.

Thanks for the heads up on this.

**John Wagenseil** · #3 12-05-2011, 09:54 AM

Sr. Prudenzio has been on a creative roll recently having added nekkid women, Joan of Arc, Zulus, a 24th regiment of foot figure (in dress uniform, at Rouke's drift they wore khakis), a ship, and now train engines and rolling stock.

I have build a several of the Agincourt figures which are of "I cannot believe that it is not a hand painted pewter miniature " quality .

I have wants, but I am going to exert self control and not express them and will just wait for whatever Sr Prudenzio chooses to surprise us with next.

**jimkrauzlis** · #4 12-05-2011, 11:27 AM

Way cool models!!

One interesting feature is how some of the train models have a second page which are meant to be the back side of the first page, blacking out some areas so you don't have to paint them as you assemble the models. I do wish he had included the track base for all of the models, or offered it as a side model.

I haven't tried any of the figurines, yet, but that look just a great...his models are, to me, of the highest graphics quality, showing an amazing artistic talent which really makes a superb looking model.

Thanks once again, Zio!!

I made a small contribution using the link he has to demonstrate my appreciation for his work, and received a very nice short note of thanks.

Cheers!
Jim

**Zakopious** · #5 12-06-2011, 02:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimkrauzlis

Way cool models!!

One interesting feature is how some of the train models have a second page which are meant to be the back side of the first page, blacking out some areas so you don't have to paint them as you assemble the models. I do wish he had included the track base for all of the models, or offered it as a side model.

I haven't tried any of the figurines, yet, but that look just a great...his models are, to me, of the highest graphics quality, showing an amazing artistic talent which really makes a superb looking model.

Thanks once again, Zio!!

I made a small contribution using the link he has to demonstrate my appreciation for his work, and received a very nice short note of thanks.

Cheers!
Jim

The contribution will put you on his mailing list.

You will receive an email when models are added to his website.

**jimkrauzlis** · #6 12-06-2011, 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zakopious

The contribution will put you on his mailing list.

You will receive an email when models are added to his website.

Thanks, yes I guess that's why I'm getting emails whenever he updates the webpage...I had made a contribution earlier when his page became active again, as I try to do with sites offering quality free models to help defray their costs and as a thank you.

Cheers!
Jim