I'm no 37 expert, but the tumblehome looks a bit sharp-edged to me. Also, the yellow ends look like they could be self-coloured... surely not?
AdrianB
I'm no 37 expert, but the tumblehome looks a bit sharp-edged to me. Also, the yellow ends look like they could be self-coloured... surely not?
AdrianB
Do they really have to make you feel sick with the menu on the left moving up and down while you scroll the article?
Christopher A.Lee wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
To quote from that page: "37 428 David Lloyd George (illustrated exclusively in the March issue of RAILWAY MODELLER)", next to a picture of
37 428 David Lloyd George ...Methinks Peco have not quite got used to this web thingy yet.
(but its great to see that they are trying).
David
It's a start. But too many web pages do un-necessary gimmicky things that get in the way.
With this page the moving menu draws the eye away from what you're trying to look at.
These things should be simple and readable. I learned that on the mainframe using CICS on 3270 displays 30+ years ago. Too much made the made the screen too busy. Also to minimise the use of bandwidth to improve response time.
Self-coloured it looks to be to me too. Remember these are ex-Lima people, and maybe that's what they're used to. They need to rethink that if they want to be successful, IMHO.
Ian J.
"David Jackman" wrote
I thought 'exclusively' meant they were the only ones with the picture? Didn't it also appear in the latest issue of 'Rail Express'?
John.
"David Jackman" wrote
I thought 'exclusively' meant they were the only ones with the picture? Didn't it also appear in the latest issue of 'Rail Express'?
John.
:-) They probably mean it will "Exclusivly" appear in the March edition and never be spoken of again !!
Andy
Srolling down the page to read the captions on later pictures produces this:
Inside the body showing he nose end lighting arrangement. On the sample the yellow livery was provided by the colour of the plastic moulding.
-- Rod
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