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From Wolfgang (Bolt) <<wbolt1809@...>> Some suggestions to Jacob's questions: Although I do not have a real layout - shame on me, I know ! - planning it more and more sophisticated.....keeps me

Hi, my names Dave and I live in Kansas. Right now I model in N scale and collect Z scale. I have been stocking up on switches and cars and picking up an F unit or two. I had hoped to add some more

Fellow Z members, Our community is now composed of 27 members representing 8 countries: USA, Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Japan, Germany and France. I will continue to announce the list on

Hey Jacob, I found that Bill Kronenberger's answers were pretty much on the mark. However, I'll share with you my personal grade experience. On the Val Ease Central I am obliged to make very

Jeffrey: on Ah Ha....the truth has prevailed. Given the Norway location the question came from, I assumed (whoa, you know what that word means) that we were talking Marklin locos. That's where

OK, as I am completely new to the Z scale, I'll start with a few stupid -- that is to say basic -- questions. First, how steep a climb is possible? Would 5 cm up in 91 cm travel (1:18) be possible?

Jacob: I'll share my experiences gained on our 4 person modular layout. Others may have other experiences to share, even different results/opinions. Grade is normally expressed in a percentage of

Just a cheery note to say I like the development of this. I have, since I joined, received four introductions and we already have runners, collectors, layout-designer (builders and dreamers) *and*

Hello Z Scalers - Thank you for welcoming me, and here's a brief intro... I've been collecting and operating Marklin HO since 1985, and Z Gauge since 1988. With Z, it was dissatisfaction with the

Hi, wherever you may strome ! May be some of you know me as "The Z-Man", some may know me by my "natural" name "Wolfgang". - I feel comfortable to have joined this list. Below, feel free to know

Hello to one and all, I have a confession to make. I'm a Z scale runner! Yes, runner. I have a modest collection of Micro-Trains F7's A's and a B (a personal kit bash) and freight cars. I have a

My name is Phil Grant and I am a Z-scale collector, mostly Marklin and a little Micro Train. I live in Tucson and always plan, but never seem to build, layouts.

Hi all! (How many have we had time to become yet?) I'm Jacob Munkhammar, a Swede in Norway, and am just getting back into the hobby after a near-20-or-so year lapse. (I'm now 34.) In my previous

Hi: My name is George Menzie and I work at Micro-Trains Line Co. I am pleased that Jeffrey has created a list for Z Scalers on @onelist. While I will not be a very active participant in