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<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> December 2021 New Releases Part 2 EMD E8s – Southern Pacific ‘Bloody Nose’ Well the Daylights weren’t the only locos to pull the Cascade and Lark

["do I cut out the solder joints, remake new flex track and make modified joiners that will line up the tops of the rails where the two different codes meet?"] In my opinion this solution is

Mike, Thank you very much for your Post. === I have had to begin all over again....Several Times. *I'm Shocked !* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM_A4Skusro to find that Gauge is not to Scale. And

Doing up a 2x4 layout, I decided to hand lay my own turnouts. After making the six turnouts that I needed, I put it together with the MTL flex track that I had and was planning on using for the rest

A funny think happened on my way to create an Z Scale Layout. I just happened to take a Twice Look at my N Scale Baden Baden Train Station with the concept of my circa 1931, propeller driven Z Scale

I bought a Z Scale Locomotive with the Propeller on one end, a couple of years ago. Soon after I purchased these Twin Train Rooms. Not sure my motivation. Well, I understand the Twin Train Rooms, I

For those of a European bent, there’s a free e-magazine called Trainini which is a worthwhile read and is published in German with an English version coming out some weeks later. www..trainini.de

Klan, Your reply first made me smile as I read it....and then the end. *Oh...get ready to open your pocketbook.* Made me burst with laughter, nearly scared my cats. === === I am already a Quasi

Hi Mark, Buckle up. Your scenery skills are about to be challenged. To do what you see on Z scale layouts and to add so much realism is nothing but spectacular. And this is only in the USA-style

Thank you all, I am very impressed with these Z Scale Layouts, They remind me of the reason, I was first attracted to N Scale in 1969, having been an HO modeler for 10 years. *These landscaped layouts

23 miles of track, pulling 100 + car trains. -- Jeff SF Bay Area Z a.k.a. 'The BAZ BoyZ'

examples: Gotthard Lines: https://vimeo.com/145094257 https://youtu.be/_a7ssjK8RXk and in case you want to know how it was made:?https://youtu.be/sjpp_cy9uH4 Henri Seynaeve of ZoCal:

The largest Z scale layout is Rob Allbritton’s. It is massive. Rob is actually expanding it. It has been featured on shows as well as in many magazines. Here are a few

Hi Mark, I have a small set - briefcase layout http://www.teddybearcave.com/Trains_Briefcase.htm My regular layout, where I can run 4 trains at the same time, is 3.5 feet by 5.5

Hi Mark, check us out at http://www.mrdavez.com/ We are The Golden~Blackhawk and Central City z scale model train layout. 160 square feet of z scale, now housed in a museum in Tomball, Texas. John

Looking through basically, everything I could....I found a Z Scale Layout near 16 x 10 in size. I am very impressed with it. *Are there others ?* === The reasons I am asking are many. There is a

Week 2 is here! We didn’t want to leave out the rest of the SD45 road names! That is right! Buy a Milwaukee, Wisconsin Central, Montana Rail Link, Delaware & Hudson, Southern or Norfolk Southern

<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> December 2021 New Releases Part 1 EMD SW1000s – D&RGW The SW1000s are here! The first release of the SW1000s is Rio Grande! 62601-1SW D&RGW EMD SW1000

On the Rokuhan video ( https://youtu.be/Qr9kGMfOOcc ), you can see the uncoupler pop up when the Controller acivates. Then the loco passes and leaves the freight. Does yours pop up? Does a single cars

Yes, I'm OEM on all my track. I can't for the life of me figure out what is happening. Taking them apart is not for the faint-hearted'. Well, I drop in some new uncoulplers I have and keep tinkering