Anyone have any thoughts on them? (daft question on here I know)
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Willow Creek Traction wrote:HOf is something I didn't know about.
Let's see, if HO is 3.5mm/foot & Z gauge is 6.5mm, then that makes the gauge just under the 2 HO feet that 7mm would be.
My brain isn't up to any more math than that right now.
Would like to see the couplings.
rue_d_etropal wrote:I am also a bit concerned about what Barry said on another thread concerning the metal bodies being essential for a heat sink.
rue_d_etropal wrote:Has anyone tried the Rokuhan Z gauge track as they do a very tight radius curve(4.5cm radius), small radius points and are N/S not steel rail.
rue_d_etropal wrote:I think they also suffer from similar problem to T gauge, small size, lightweight, therefore poor traction, which is why you need the steel track base.
Willow Creek Traction wrote:rue_d_etropal wrote:Well, just mold the bodies from depleted uranium, that would add weight to increase tractive effort; after all, it seems it may be used for trim weights in aircraft and keel weights in sailboats.
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