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The German "Borsig" steam engine. Tank- and box-cars without company markings (for customization) (pre-war eras, European style, for me). Non-Bavarian European buildings. Town and industrial

Here is my wish list fellow Z-heads! Survey #1 What are your 1st and 2nd suggestions in each of the following categories: 1. USA motive power: Geep 7 or 9 w/DB, (under $200), Budd RDC3, 2.

I have to agree with Bill on this one. I have purchased four or five M?rklin steamers off the shelves of hobby stores. They were sold as new but from my examination of them, they had all been

Hi fellows There is a few zmen running the tiny trains here in Hong Kong zman zman's bunker http://home.netvigator.com/~zman/index.html

Jeffrey: Cabeeses I recognize that some of this is already made, but is either not based on any known USA prototypes or way too expensive for the average fellow/lady. Bill

In a message dated 7/5/99 1:12:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jmac_han@... writes: << 1. USA motive power, GP-7 or 9 2. European motive power, 3. USA rolling stock, More Cabooses maybe a

Steve: You've had better luck that we have. I have not one, but two, Marklin steamers that striped their worm gear to pieces, due to the "assumption" they were properly lubricated from the

Fellow Z list members, z_scale has met the 1 week milestone and now has 42 members from 10 countries: UK, USA, Canada, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Italy, Japan, France, Argentina. (Note: if you reside

Survey #1 What are your 1st and 2nd suggestions in each of the following categories: 1. USA motive power, Any American Diesel besides a F 7 2. European motive power n/a 3. USA rolling stock

In a message dated 7/4/99 9:19:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, HHG01200@... writes: << The drawback is I cannot build shorter locomotives such as switchers. >> I don't think that not having

Hello here is another CH mini-motor maker http://www.smoovy.com/products/products.htm zman

Hey all, I was wondering if anyone knows of a source for Falhauber motors. I'm interested in building a couple of diesels in Z, but I need the type of motors that are used in the Rogue units (I want

Hello. For most EMD hood units, their hood width should be 8.3 mm in Z scale. Using 8 mm dia. motor in the hood, the shell must be 0.1 mm in thickness where it meets with motor's outmost. In my

Hello, As far as I know, we can obtain 8mm dia. Faulhaber motor only in one-side-shaft version. In the CONTINENTAL MODELLER magazine Jan.99 issue, Mr. Brian Harrap shows how he uses the motor

Hi all, My name's Dan MacKellar and I'm the only Z scaler in my area. I'm 22 years old and live just north of London, Ontario, Canada I got into Z about 2 years ago by accident, I purchased 2 MT

1) An Alco Diesel engine of any kind. 2) A GE Genesis unit (P-42?) 1) Ore cars 2) Covered Hoppers 1) GE or Alco switcher 2) Micro-Trains F-7A & B painted for the Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. 1)

Hi Dan, Miller Engineering has just released two etched brasse hopper kits. One is for a two bay and the other is for a three bay hopper. I got my hands on a couple of them and the finnished

Dan - Onelist has a list named CASTING which is a goldmine of information for moldmaking, mold materials, resins and casting. Browse through the archives and you'll see what I mean. See

Hi Z-nauts - I'm not really sure why current demand is seen to be a factor - as has been written earlier in the thread, Marklin Z locomotives hold records for length of continuous running, though I

Dan, e-mail Brian Dunn of the Nn3 list. He is currently negotiating a sale of motors from Micro-Mo (I think that is what the Faulhaber distributor is called in the States). bdunn@... The