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For those of you that like steamers, this little Z Scale locomotive came out last summer. Rokuhan did it’s first locomotive for the US Market with a Baltimore & Ohio 0-6-0. These little things are fast! They are available in 3 different road numbers.
https://uszscale.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=T040
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How about a simple build that makes a great Christmas decoration? I just finished up this Z Scale Christmas Layout and I have some rolling stock on the way for it which I’ll do a video on when it arrives! This was a very fun and simple build. I would like to see more variations of this layout. You could do…
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AMERICAN Z LINE
September 2025 New Releases Part 1
GE C44-9W – BNSF (ATSF transition)
The long-awaited GE C44-9Ws are here! First up are two unique C44-9Ws for the BNSF. These units represent the transition from the ATSF to the BNSF. Each locomotive is unique with patched and repaired areas.
65110-1 BNSF C44-9W 662 ATSF transition…
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So in Z scale you can find double-slip turnouts for almost exactly twice as much as two single turnouts (shipping taken into account) but in terms of functionality, usability, appearance, fun (assuming we consider derailing “not fun”) would a double-slip be any better or worse than two left-hand turnouts facing each other?
(Marklin…
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I see there is a big following of Z scale. That is the one thing has really been hard to find is some Z scale layouts to show up for a train show. I may not be able to fit you in this year depending on your size. But I would love to find some Z scale vendors and layouts for our show. Let me know if anyone is interested or just go register…
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For those of you Z Scalers like me out there, here is another good resource to use for Z Scale and American Z Line information. This is the AZL forum where the owners of AZL and experienced Z Scalers all put out information on almost a daily basis. Sign up and find US Z Scale on there!
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AZL 17072-1 N&W J Class 4-8-4 Locomotive 611 A Version
https://uszscale.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=170072
AZL has gone back to their roots of manufacturing in brass with this stunning Norfolk & Western J Class Locomotive! 14 different road numbers were made, 12 of which are available today at US Z Scale!
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I haven’t lived in the UK for a while but am a huge fan of UK rollilng stock and railways and I’m especially interested in UK Z Scale, such as making custom locomotive bodies that aren’t available in Z. I’m still new at modding and milling, working my way up from wood and clay to be able to make or kitbash a Baby Warship or other model that…
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Here are just a few examples of what AZL is releasing these days. These are all available for purchase on my USZ website now!
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@US-Z-Scale you might be my new best friend. Considering I recently added these to my collection.
A lot of the top rows are double ups. The f units are a b a. Other than that, personally im looking fir more mtl track. But might have to settle for rokuhan track
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