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Hello, My name is Pierre and I am new to building modules. I have been collecting for a few years and I am a member of the TriState Z Scalers. I will build a module for NTS 2006 in Philadelphia and I

Hello Kestutis Sonta, I have built 2 2' X 4' modules that weigh less than 10 pounds each. I have also built 2 2' X 2' modules using this method that weigh less than 10 pounds each fully scenicked. I

I've used 1/4 5 layer Exterior ply (water resistant) and also basic 1/4 3 layer ply painted. I also made one module with only 3/4 pink foam, a mistake, as one pushed me towards ultra light modules.

Just out of curiosity, whose "fault" would it be if new fault lines appeared on your modules?.....wink! Seriously, Randy is 100% right on. Gone are the days when you had to have 2x4 pillars for

I agree with Bill and Loren. We are typically using 1/8" Luan plywood. It is MUCH lighter than 1/4" but still gives good stiffness when fastened down to the frame work. Then I use foam on top ranging

Hi Kestutis, Personally I use only 1/8" door skins if I am using any plywood at all and I prefer the different thicknesses of foam for the basic layout surface and for building mountains and

With the plunge into Z, I have built 4 frames, two 60" X24" and two 30"X24" end modules. Framed several leg sets and the set up is very sturdy but a tad heavy. Will post pictures and drawings when I

ksonta@... writes: Mostly 1/8" thick plywood tops and a couple modules with 1/4" thick tops and all with 1x4 pine sides. They have survived 8 years, traveled to just over 100 shows and been to

I am ready to put a side on my modules. Where do I find vinyl countertop material? I can only find vinyl flooring or laminate countertops. Nothing comes up on internet search either. Thanks, Robin

I was in France as a GI back in 1953. We were in Paris and needed to get back to the train station. Who knew that Paris had more than one train station? North, East, South, West and who knows where?

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Z-Bend_Track group. File : /4-talig treinenwoordenboek.pdf Uploaded by : just_e_nough

wrote: dimensions Thanks Jeff. But my intention is to narrow the gauge. If 6.5mm is OK for the tightest Marklin curves then 6.5mm must be too wide for tangent track. This is consistent with the old

Bill, An F letter drill is 6.528mm. A handy reference for drills and dimensions is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/drill_bit_sizes Jeff M

Thanks for the link, that will come in handy, but I don't think attachments are allowed. You can upload files into the yahoo site page though. Randy Ysbrand van der Veen <ymvdveen@...> wrote:

Hello Randy, Great that you practised German in High School. Still, you won't learn any railway terminology there. Helpfull will be http://www.ozdoba.net/rhb/dict_ger_eng.html#G#G and the attached

Dear Jay, Dutch: oktober English October German: Oktober French: octobre Seems quite easy to understand them all ;-) Best, Ysbrand

Probably you will also have a Digicam with you... I will be wearing a Z Friends Europe name tag. I'm also member of the Dutch Z-spoorclub Nederland Modulegroep. Any-one who is interested in European

Randy, My father spoke German but didn't teach me. So when I became interested in Euro Z, I started to study it. Meine Deutsch Sprache ein kliene schlecht ist. Aber Ich bin Spass haben. Gruss, Jay

Sehr Gehrte Ysband, Ich verstehe ein kliene Deutsch. Aber der Nederland Sprache schwer erziehbar ist. Schuss, Jay Greer on 3/8/06 7:10, Ysbrand van der Veen at ymvdveen@... wrote:

Hope to see you in Geseke. I will be wearing a Z Bend Track Name tag. Larry Donsbach San Antonio