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Just wanted to let everyone know there is a Train meet this weekend 9/13 and 9/14. The Great Lehigh Valley Train Meet Merchants Sqaure Mall 1901 S 12th st Allentown pa 18103 Info

Rodneys Railroad tools I changed the look and feel of my website and made it easier to navigate from area to area. Opinions are wanted and appreciated. Please respond off

RODNEYS' RAILROAD TOOLS I have made a change to the Track Power Feeder Hole Drill Jig so it works just as well on curved/flex track as it does on straight track! Cost is

NEW FOR AUGUST! Ztrack Center is now taking orders for four new products. First. High Tech Modellbahnen has released a Micro-Trains F7 LED upgrade kit. The kit includes a directional controlled LED

I Have a brand new never used Melissa Cull (UK) GRASSINATOR for sale. Connects to Standard 12volt DC Photo's of the Grassinator UK version are uploaded to the files/folder area under "Grassinator

Good point there Dave. M?rklin's 1" pc is the simplest with a M?rklin or Peter Wright Euro tie turnout but can still be used on MTL's American ties and won't look to different, especially if

Dear Russ: I am assuming you want to put the switch on the inner track. As long as the train is not going to fast, that should not be a problem. You have to concern yourself with the stress that

Russ, To answer your interface questions: First, a correction: The first dimension is 2-1/8" (2.125"), not 2-7/8" from the edge of the module. The second length of 2-7/8 is correct. 1. MTL

Jim, Perfect for those purposes. For the show modules with the multi-module clusters, it looks better and we can run more variety with the larger modules and radius. Post pix of your work

Hey John, You obviously don't have enough to do so you have to give me a bad time huh? :o) Hey, I'm already putting some thinking into NTS 2011. It will sneak up real fast,.....just you

If you always set everything down at table top height so Munchkins ,and old folks ,and short people can see your handiwork,,,,then problem solved. Cordially, Mister Dave

If you always set everything down at table top height so Munchkins ,and old folks ,and short people can see your handiwork,,,,then problem solved. Cordially, Mister Dave

I use two 2 X 2 end modules to complement my 2 X 4 module on a banquet table as a BYOZ; no need for legs. In addition the two end modules together make a simple, small BYOZ of a nice size for

Hauling or dribbling? :-D Sorry..couldn't pass it up...oh, and yes, you are nuts, but we love you anyway.

Jeff is right on with his suggestions for minimum radius. I think the BAZ boys are the most experienced when it comes to larger end modules. No one using the larger radius is sorry they

Yes please, LARGER end loops ! One thing we have been talking about for Z-Bend Track is some enhancements to the now 20 year old standard. One big issue is the smaller radius used, especially end

Russ, May I also add that 2x2 is minimum and since more locos and rolling stock look better and some require a larger radius to operate smoothly, the larger the radius the better. 2x2 is the starting

that is at least 3 x 2.? I had extra space to fill and needed the extra length to interface with a yard module.? Unless you have space limitations there is nothing sacred about 2 x 2.???? Jim >

I found that there is no particular reason to limit end loops to 2 x 2.? I have one end loop that is at least 3 x 2.? I had extra space to fill and needed the extra length to interface with a yard

Hello everyone: Well, I decided to finally start two end modules that I'll plan to interface with one of the two Z-Bend groups in Milwaukee. I've had tremendous fun with my own layout at home, but