N or Z

[cnw1995]

My question was N or O and O won hands-down. Nothing wrong with the smaller scale - lots of wonderfully detailed engines, rolling stock, etc. But the 'heft' of O scale, the sound, the working accessories - the sheer nostaglia of it all - plus my N was pretty finicky (turnout derailments, etc.) for which I blame myself. There is some nifty Z scale stock - no commercially available turnouts though.

[Anonymous]

Nothing wrong with N or Z. I like them both.

[guilfordrr]

Tim:

Welcome to the forum![#welcome]

You'll have better luck at the Model Railroader forum. This forum is devoted to O and S gauge trains.

[Anonymous]

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Most people, like me, would know how tough modeling in n scale could be, but my question is how hard is z scale, i know that shopping for anyting decent in n scale, like models or good track is tough, but i have found it almost impossible to find anything in z scale, so for all the z scale modelers out there, where do you get your modles and trains from, and do you have any pictures of your z scale layouts?\[8D]