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I saw some in stock at Toms Trackside Trains in Burlingame, CA about a week ago. T

--- In Z-Bend_Track@..., Bill K. wrote: . . . > - Use Peco rail joiners, not Marklin or MTL, on the modules. Bill (or anyone), Please reveal a reliable source for Peco track and joiners.

Gary: Try these Internet and phone-call suppliers: Walthers: http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/552-1307 Papa Ben's Train Place (known to be in stock) 2506 South Boulevard Houston, Texas 77098

wrote: piece of MTL F7's too wide). This used to be the case, more like 80%, but since February 05 Micro- Trains has been paying very close attention to wheel gauge and wheel machining for wobble-free

Michael: Actually, we are both correct...both the 988-00-033 Micrometer Coupler Height Gauge ($17.95) and 988-00-032? Z Height Gauge?($8.65) will check track and wheels. Beyond those common uses,

Hi, I just got out my gauge and looked at MTL's website. The correct MTL # is 988 00 033, Micrometer Coupler Height Gauge at $17.95. The package for mine says N scale # 1054, but on one side it's N

Gary, I can certainly help you with your gauge. I'm assuming you are talking about the Z scale all in one gauge for measuring track width and wheel flange, etc. etc. Let me know and I'll see what I

Where can I get such a track gauge? I can't find it on the MTL catalog. (http://www.micro-trains.com) I've got the 10 bucks but can't find a place to spend it... Gary Bill K. writes:

Outstanding Bill!! Thanks for getting them mailed. I'll slip a check in the mail when they arrive or you can let me know now and I'll send a check tomorrow. Hope you are feeling good!! I wish you and

Gary: Look here for a photo of the N scale version: http://www.micro-trains.com/t&c_height%20gauge.htm MTL doesn't appear to have a photo on-line of the Z scale version. The Z scale version looks

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Jeff, Sounds like a good story. Let us hear it when you get a chance. Randy Smidt SJ-BAZ man <sj-baz-man@...> wrote: So one day a several months ago, I ran into a customer of mine an noticed

Yes, I have the track on roadbed and not the foam directly. wrote: this good practice these wrote: The The scenery, or

"if one dwells on the past, one is in the past" my grandfather said. Move along. If you don't build it, it won't get built. I had Marklin Flex for 15 years, having not quite the time either due to

Well, I had tuned out of this forum for a couple of months and now everyone seems to be building with new materials. I have my doubts about the permanence of foam as a base for a layout. I wonder how

It works. It's just much noisier. Randy Smidt Gary Hoffman <ghoffman@...> wrote: Tim seems to be using the foam as underlayment for his track. Is this good practice these days? I thought that

Pink or blue and even 1/4 ply is all a bit noisy. Haven't heard the Marklin or MicroTrains on anything else so can't say their is much difference. I use 3/4 pink from Home Depot. It is NOT flat so one

Tim seems to be using the foam as underlayment for his track. Is this good practice these days? I thought that stuff was only for scenery. Tim, did you use cork roadbed on top of the foam? Gary

Gary: Track can be (and is) routinely put on top of both blue/pink foams. It does tend to be very noisy, and various roadbeds have been tried by folks to quiet it down. Track also works over white

Bill, I'll take the following please, wrapped in a pretty pink, er, I mean blue bow, with a winning power ball ticket and front row seats at the super bowl. ..............ok, you can't get the rest,