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For those in need of 8592 expansion tracks at a reasonable price, I found some posted on eBay. See item number 6034041223 (just copy that number into the search box). I've done business with this

Correction--Thatz Timothy Buehring - I think it' Hobo Tim-- web sight is correct. Fred

Aaron, Sgt Tim, of TNT makes great decals at resonable price. tdb@...<mailto:tdb@...> Best, Fred

Is there anyone offering Decal Set for MTL Husky Stack containers. Aaron

We have finished a ONLINE VIDEO segment that features Eric Smith, President of Micro-Trains Lines. This one is exclusively targeted to the Z scale community and was videotaped at the train show in

I don't see the Z turnout (and you don't even have an MT icon, only the text link at the bottom). Jeff

I have posted a photo on our website's front page of the Micro-Trains Switch. Feel free to copy it and post it to any of the Yahoo Albums. -richie www.TheTrainShow.com

Jeff: Try this: http://www.thetrainshow.com/Micro-Trains_ZSwitch.jpg Bill K. Houston

I am glad I asked about the 20 x 30. I was going to use the 20 x 30 inch board for another project, but starting thinking a z scale would work. I go with plan B, a 2' x 4'. Aaron

A figure of eight plan would require either an over-and-under crossing or a 90 degree crossing which has been designed by Peter Wright and works very well. Using Marklin 145 mm radius curved track

I have a sheet 30" x 20" and was thinking about a firgure 8 for this sheet. Can this be done?

AJ: If you idea is for a flat and level figure 8, you'll have to work with Peter Wright (http://www.wrightturnouts.com) to get a crossover made up for you. Other than that, it can be done with

Hi All: The new webpage for Nn3 standards (http://www.nvntrak.org/nn3/) gives some passing credit to the Z-Bend Track standard for the interface between modules. I was at that National Train Show in

I only use the 70% alcohol even though I have 90 and 100% available to me, unless it is unpainted. Many in our group use Rail Zip ( the pink stuff) which says you have to wipe it off the tracks after

Hi All: It hasn't gone unnoticed that a LOT of Z-Bend Track folks are starting to paint their track and ties/sleepers. And it REALLY looks good. However, it does bring up an issue when it comes to

Don: Great questions. Some of the solutions we use down South are: We use curved needle nose pliers to gently pull the expansion track rails out of the rail joiner (which stays with the stationary

I started a new group for those interested in doing some z t-trak modules. It is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/zttrak . If you know of any proposed standards, post it there.

Walthers has a hobby shop in the front of the huge warehouse, and they will be more than happy to assist you. Their number is 414-461-1050. Talk to Chris or Jerry and tell them Dave the pharmacist

I get my Peco track from the Hobby Smith in Portland, Oregon. Web address is www.hobbysmith.com Thanks, Robin wrote: local hobby shops are woefully stock.

Hi all: Google offers a map service which enables folks to put a "push pin" in a world map showing where you live. One of those fun things in life. You might be surprised how close you live to other