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Actually, maximum load isn't when the wheels spin. To explain this I'll have to give a crash course about friction. There are two types of friction. I do not know their English names, but I'll try to

Hi Dan, Take a look on this page for the motors your looking for. They might work and are of high quality is what I'm told. http://www.micromo.com/ Marc

Hi all, I'm new to z scale and really only own one car. Right now my main interest are N and Nn3. I joined this lit to observe and look for info that could help in Nn3. I do have a web page with

So I have read and heard, anyway. Compare yours with the Z-scale model on this page: http://www.hhmueller.com/z/schienen.htm I have studied photos of the real thing and I noted that in some

To All: We have made some observations here, with the combined ownership of some 40 z scale locomotives (4 of us), and I wonder if anyone else has noticed it? In an effort to determine the safe

Hi Jacob, I have a rail zep in HO. I did not know that it was shortened. In any case When I tried to run it on a test track of old Mtrack it did not do very well. The curves tend to slow it down a

Hey there fellow Z heads, As mentioned in my personal introduction I have posted the floor plan of the National Train Show, Saint Paul, MN, July 23-25, 1999. It is just part of the floor plan

Hey Jacob, There is a Rail Zeppelin being offered on eBay.com at the moment. There is a picture of it although not all that useful for judging details. If you check the completed auctions search

I'm considering buying a Rail Zeppelin (#8876, one of my little loves), but have never seen or run any, so I have two questions. 1) Someone told me the detailing isn't impressive. I only want it if

Wolfgang- I'm interested , I just don't have the money. :( Dave

Hi, Zers, if you are interested in the product Rogue makes, try to contact Mr. Don Bouchard at Rogue's. Rogue Locomotive Works Inc. 1100 N. Central Ave. Medford, OR 97501 USA Tel. :

Hello. I'm new to this Z-list, but I know most people from Z92-list. I build modern Denver & Rio Grande Western trains, while I collect USA type Marklin cars. Thanks. Yuji Kuwabara

Fellow Z nauts! I am pleased to announce that I have come to an understanding of sorts with the "Shared Files" function of Onelist. For the benefit of new members and those of us who are in need

This is my first day on the Z list and I have really enjoyed it. Great to know there are more Z modelers out ther besides me and BJ . Dave in KAnsas

Dear Jeff - You are one country out of date :-) I joined 29/6. Cheers Steve Oxfordshire UK "To be free, to be who you are" ---------- and I and allow

Snip, snip, snip...... There was a lot of good things said in this mail but I do not quite agree about the flex M?rklin type track. I have used it a lot but you have to cut the underside of the

Thank you all for exhaustive accounts on the maximum climbing grade issue. The reason why I ask is that I am planning a very compact, multilevel layout where almost all visible track is flat, while it

Hej, Jacob, traction tires available from: Manfred Joerger Huegelstr. 9 D-82178 Puchheim-Ort Germany Tel./Fax: Germany (0)89 - 803260 Prices: (1) You may send only the axle(s) - well packed, not

Hi everybody After a month of struggle, "zman's bunker" is now finalized http://home.netvigator.com/~zman/index.html hope you enjoy it have some Z fun ! zman

Hello to Everyone on the Z scale list, I'm a Z and N scale modeler from northwestern Pennsylvania. There aren't any Z scale modelers in this area that I'm aware of (email me if you are) and this is