confused about www.connylubing.de

[Torpedo423]

I was browsing Obo's Trainz Catalog when I came across an HHP-8 and an AEM-7 in MARC livery, I live near where these locomotives operate and would like to have them for Trainz. Only issue I see here is every time I try to acess www.connylubing.de it just comes up with a picture of Tokyo station in Trainz. This is rather confusing as I can not find where to download the MARC engines.

If anyone can help me that would be much appreciated!

Also, does anyone know where I could get MARC cars/engines?

 

[HiBaller]

Note the top of your browser - up in the name tab. It says (in German) "Seite Gechlossen". This means "Site Closed". You're out of luck it seems.

Bill

 

[slabay]

They are the elusive white whale of Trainz. Conny's site has been down since I started with Trainz and she has said that her stuff cannot be redistributed. I've been looking for the MARC Bi-Levels and locos myself to no avail.

Sadly, that is one thing I've noticed with the community is there seems to be a lot of "take my ball and leave". Granted, the content creators have spent a lot of time and effort in creating their content and sharing it with the community.... I just don't understand the "I quit, so all my stuff goes home with me" attitude.

 

[paulzmay]

Conny has often put content up for a short period, only to take it off her site later. I don't think her site has ever had a complete catalogue of her work as long as I can remember it. It's a shame, as she has created so many brilliant and unique assets...

Paul

 

[slabay]

I've heard rumors that she was putting her site back up, but it is probably just pipe dreams and wishful thinking on the part of the rumor-mongerers. Nonetheless, I still check from time to time to see if it is up again.

 

[zatovisualworks]

I just don't understand the "I quit, so all my stuff goes home with me" attitude.

...except for the one you have on your hard disk, dear slabay,...

:hehe: Treat your disks softly and lovingly... they don't quit, just from time to time say goodbye forever.

Great trainzer and creator, Conny, indeed.

Take care and have a good evening,

The taking-everything-down-to-the-grave side of Alberte