Pictures of your Z scales
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I have a few.
sd45 with 1 euro coin:
3 sd45's through a banked turn:
I really have to find some time to finish my layout
sd45 with 1 euro coin:
3 sd45's through a banked turn:
I really have to find some time to finish my layout
They're made by American Z Line, you can view all there models on www.ztrack.com They have an awesome selection!
All engines are made out of brass. I payed $550 USD for each SD45
Around July AZL wants to produce SD70's with a plastic cover to reduce costs. Those will cost around $250 USD.
All engines are made out of brass. I payed $550 USD for each SD45
Around July AZL wants to produce SD70's with a plastic cover to reduce costs. Those will cost around $250 USD.
I'm planning to get a lot more but they're very expensive for me. It's going to take ages before I would have my collection complete.
To bad there are not many brands to chose from. Micro Trains is going to release gp40's in Z-Scale. American Z Lines and Micro Trains are the only ones who make modern engines in Z-Scale.
Hopefully there will be more companies making Z-Scale engines in the future. I can only imagine if someone like Kato would be making american engines in Z-Scale
To bad there are not many brands to chose from. Micro Trains is going to release gp40's in Z-Scale. American Z Lines and Micro Trains are the only ones who make modern engines in Z-Scale.
Hopefully there will be more companies making Z-Scale engines in the future. I can only imagine if someone like Kato would be making american engines in Z-Scale
They did, but I don't really like there product line, apart from the american steam engines. I'm simply not that fond of F7's
Cars cost around $20 to $30 usd. The one in the picture is a double stack wagon from http://www.fr-model.de/ I had to build it myself and payed $20 usd for the kit. It is out of production
Z-Scale engines don't have sound, allthough you might fit a sound decoder into a steam tender.
Z-Scale engines don't have sound, allthough you might fit a sound decoder into a steam tender.
I sure seen some beautiful layouts I try to keep mine very small though. Most of the money goes into the rolling stock I don't think the scenery is much more expensive then with a regular N-Scale layout.
I try to keep mine very small though. Most of the money goes into the rolling stock I don't think the scenery is much more expensive then with a regular N-Scale layout.
I'm planning to build a layout When things get easier at school I'll try to putt some time in it. Here is an overview:
I still have to plan a coal area at the bottom right module.
The top edge of the modules is 360cm long. At some places it's 40cm deep. I like to keep it as compact as possible.
I'm not sure which briefcase layout you mean but you might mean this one from Jeffrey MacHan:
I met him personally when he brought his modules to a trainshow in the Netherlands, he's a great guy
Some closeups:
These pics are from an album found here. There are tons of pics in there!
When things get easier at school I'll try to putt some time in it. Here is an overview:
I still have to plan a coal area at the bottom right module.
The top edge of the modules is 360cm long. At some places it's 40cm deep. I like to keep it as compact as possible.
I'm not sure which briefcase layout you mean but you might mean this one from Jeffrey MacHan:
I met him personally when he brought his modules to a trainshow in the Netherlands, he's a great guy
Some closeups:
These pics are from an album found here. There are tons of pics in there!
You mean a Z-Scale Big Boy? Sorry they're not released yet I'm hoping it'll be on the market in 2006, I guess it'll cost around $2000 usd if AZL makes em.
I'm hoping it'll be on the market in 2006, I guess it'll cost around $2000 usd if AZL makes em.
You mean the brief cases in the pictures above? I don't have the slightest clue to be honest, you could be able to make something like that with $3000? I might be way off...