The Unofficial Micro-Trains Release Report website has been updated. The December 2006 Archive Edition is now available there.
http://www.irwinsjournal.com/umtrr
In addition, all release tables have been updated to reflect December releases and discontinued items.
The December 2006 full-length subscriber edition of the UMTRR was e-mailed on December 8. If you are a subscriber and haven't received it by now, please let me know.
For those of you not familiar with it, the UMTRR is my independent review and commentary on the Micro-Trains releases in N, Z, Nn3 and HOn3 Scales. The subscriber edition reviews all releases including the new runner packs, and has several departments not in the website archive edition including Incremental Information on past releases, the Discontinued Alert, and the usual "other stuff." If I may blow my own horn a bit louder than usual, the December 2006 issue marked the Tenth Anniversary of the column. That's 120 issues so far!
Information on how to subscribe (free and worth at least that much--really!) is posted on the UMTRR website.
http://www.irwinsjournal.com/umtrr
In addition, all release tables have been updated to reflect December releases and discontinued items.
The December 2006 full-length subscriber edition of the UMTRR was e-mailed on December 8. If you are a subscriber and haven't received it by now, please let me know.
For those of you not familiar with it, the UMTRR is my independent review and commentary on the Micro-Trains releases in N, Z, Nn3 and HOn3 Scales. The subscriber edition reviews all releases including the new runner packs, and has several departments not in the website archive edition including Incremental Information on past releases, the Discontinued Alert, and the usual "other stuff." If I may blow my own horn a bit louder than usual, the December 2006 issue marked the Tenth Anniversary of the column. That's 120 issues so far!
Information on how to subscribe (free and worth at least that much--really!) is posted on the UMTRR website.