Z-scale Milwaukee Road roster!

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mrmoose

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My Micro-Trains F7 A and B units, and GP9! MILW specific details-winterization hatch, amber rotory beacon, and weathered. Have more F-units on the way too!:rolleyes:
 
I must say they do a respectable job on those considering the size. Why do you punish your self ? Lol !
You need something for a reference to size in the pic. As nice as those look it's hard to tell how small they really are.
 
Ha! Just look at your thumb-they're the same size!:D It's all good-as long as you have some GOOD reading glasses to work on 'em.:rolleyes:
 


vato loco said:
Z has come a long way from what it started out as! Much like n scale!
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Saw a layout once of N scale NARROW gauge. The layout and scenery was absolutely gorgeous! The mechanisms were all Z gauge Marklin steamers. It was modeled after Colorado narrow gauge. Saw this several years ago at a NMRA National. If I can find the 35mm photos I took, I'll try to post them.
 
That's Nn3 scale. It's N-scale stuff, on Z-gauge track. I use some of the Micro-Train cars for my Z, since they are turn of the century boxcars.
 
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