Chesapeake Bay in 9 Modules, all in 1:220 // NEW MODULE

The answer by AZL was loud and clear - The Southern Pacific Daylight Train, please.
And they released it right away, a nice surprise.
Hopefully, we can get one since the train set is limited to 60 sets.
Here is the existing set with a SP GS-3 heading the train.



The new set is supposed to nicely complement with the GS-3/GS-4 brass sets but one can use one of the many E9's by AZL or Maerklin as well.



For the pictures at Niles please click here azlforum.com/post/7757 .

Will report here more once we could get hold of one set.
Best,
Sven

per request, two more pictures from the same scene;





More: azlforum.com/post/7804/thread

Best,
Sven

best watch full screen with black background.......

Rob was so kind and published some pictures of Karl Sinn's layout in the recent Ztrack Magazine.



If you like these pictures, you can find some more here in this thread on page 16 and 22.

As well when you follow this link (e.g. for the Big Boy pictures   ):

azlforum.com/post/7417/thread

All the best,
Sven

AZL's Mikados are perfect for all smaller sized layouts.
The Western Pacific ones, road number 311 - 313, were a frequent guest in the Niles area.



Here are some pics from their last days in the early Fifties at Niles Depot;



If you would prefer some color pictures please go to:
azlforum.com/post/7324/thread on page 4

Best,
Sven

The second part about the Pennsylvania Railroad at the Chesapeake Bay has been published in Trainini yesterday.
Get your copy free of charge at:
www.trainini.de/download/Trainini_2016-11.pdf

Best, Sven