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  1. Hello everyone, I've recently finished building a 20x20 cm Z shorty layout and thought I would share a video and some images. More photos and a layout building report can be found in the July 2020 issue of Trainini, a German magazine for Z scale enthusiasts, freely downloadable at https://www.trainini.de/download/Trainini_int_2020-07.pdf. Cheers, Chris
  2. Terangeree

    Ginza Line - vintage equipment?

    Hello, I'm just beginning on dual microlayout model of the Asakusa terminus of Tokyo's Ginza Line, with a "then and now" theme, using six Ikea APA boxes as baseboards/surrounds. One third of the model will show the current era, with the platforms underneath Edo-Dori and it's buildings. I have two Kato 01 trains for this scene. Fiddle yards will be in the middle. The other end will depict the same location 70 years ago, at the end of WW2. The Kato 01 trains will not be good for the 1945 scene, and so I'm in need of a couple of original 1000-series Ginza Line trains for it. Does anyone here know where such rare beasties can be obtained? Thanks, Roy Wilke
  3. I needed a project to do while I spent two weeks recovering from the flu; so I raided my cache of scrap materials and left over supplies from other projects and created a micro layout. The theme is that of a trolley/rail museum. The size of the layout is 15 inches (38cm) x 26 inches (66cm). The track is by Tomix and the curve radius = 140mm.
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