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Have you been a classic HO Scale guy your whole life like me and you want to switch it up to something more space friendly? Here’s a size comparison video between HO & Z Scale.
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In this video I share how to make a power chord compatible with Rokuhan & Kato controllers. A Soldering iron, heat shrink tubing, and dc power jacks take care of that no problem! This is an easy way to save some money and make compatible power chords to use on multiple layouts. I wire all my little Z Scale layouts this same way to make…
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Do you have multiple hobbies like I do? What if you could combine them? Two of my favorite hobbies are model trains & BBQ! Here I’ve come up with a cheap way to weather your track! I’m still perfecting it, but it works well if ground up enough!
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Here’s just one example of what AZL is doing with their locomotives issuing the top notch quality of Z Scale! Check out my AZL Penn Central RS-3s on my 20×22 inch layout! Don’t think you have room for a layout? Guess again with Z Scale!
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Here’s a few photos from my latest Z Scale project. I wanted to do a fall themed micro layout and I’m pretty sure I succeeded at that! Featured, you will see an AZL New Haven Budd RDC. These are great powered cars for any small layout. Also, the Archistories Grain Elevator & Yard Tower which are fun little kits to build that make a…
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