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Do Any Of You Model Z Scale?
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Big_Boy_4005</i> <br /><br /> <br />I guess it has been a while since I looked, sorry. 13 years ago I worked in a hobby store, back then we didn't bother to carry any Z, few American prototypes, few manufacturers, and expensive. Simply no demand. So, can you fit DCC recievers in it yet? <br /> <br />One small thought here, and please don't take this the wrong way, but maybe part of the image and perception problem with Z is that people keep putting it in siutcases and briefcases. That certainly strikes ME as novel. <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />Hi Big_Boy, <br /> <br />Understandable. A lot of progress can happen in 13 years and even as recently as 2 years. Many folks now model in more than 1 scale, i'm into both Z and N. Different layouts, although there are many who use multiple scales on the same layout as amusement park scenes or forced perspective. <br /> <br />Yes, Z-DCC is now very do-able and a number of enthusiasts are doing it. For just a few of many fine examples have a visit to <br /> <br />http://hometown.aol.de/redrockrail/English/Digital.htm <br /> <br />http://www.texasandbeyond.org <br /> <br />http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Z_Scale_DCC <br /> <br />As for briefcases, Z gets put in them simply because it CAN be put in them. But it is not limited to briefcases. At one time it may have been considered a novelty or novel, and at one time my first impression was almost the same simply because i had never seen it before. But remember that Zedbug i warned you about? [:D] <br /> <br />
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