Andy - do I see #10 turnouts :) I know those are HO templates shown on the Z
scale future page but #6 & #8's would really be nice. Even 4's for the yards and
elsewhere. Don't know how many Wyes you would sell but lots of places for them
too, like the 2 that I alread had to adapt on my "Y" module.

Welcome to Z ! I'll make sure this gets on the other Z forums (TrainBoard and Z
Central stations + other locals)

Jeff
SF Bay Area Z


--- In Z-Bend_Track@yahoogroups.com, "intelegence2002" <andy_r@...> wrote:
>
> I'm new to the List, but as a very Hi-Tech and uniquely Accurate DIY track
manufacturer, I'm working on fixing many of the track availability/pricing
issues I see mentioned here.
>
> I'm taking the successful designs I use for making HO track and gradually
working them into Z scale versions. So what I have newly made may be of help to
some of you already, and what's coming beyond that, hopefully will be of lots of
use to many of you. Some easy to use turnout building tools are also in the
works for later this year
>
> http://www.proto87.com/page154.html
>
> This is a new product announcement, so please contact me off list with any
just commercially related questions.
>
> Suggestions for improvements or other needs are of course welcomed on or
off-list :)
>
> Andy Reichert
> Passionate realistic track modeler, Founder and Designer,
> The Proto:87 Stores
>
>
>
> --- In Z-Bend_Track@yahoogroups.com, "Craig Stuart" <craig@> wrote:
> >
> > I am looking at putting together 2 2'x4' end modules and am surprised
> > at the cost of track. It is going to cost far too much for the track
> > to put on these to make it worth while. What options do I have for
> > track? I was looking at putting in 2 switches on the corner end to
> > allow the outside track to continue. z-scale flex track is too
> > expensive for this, and microtrains track may be too. How do you guys
> > afford to build modules?
> >
>