i found my stripper on a german page. It is some kind of guide about strippers, only the wire kind 
https://www.werkzeugpilot.de/abisolierzange-test/ Especially the part about which criteria are important helped me  a lot. Using google translate it is quite easy to get the gist. I hope the guide can help you.

oh wow! what an exciting project and incomparable final result. Thanks for taking us along with you!
It makes you want to start your own project.

Quote from: jward on September 03, 2020, 07:38:26 PM
You can do alot in 4x12. My best advise is to use as many 22r curves  as you can, avoid running long straightaways down the front side of your layout, and to consider the use of #4, #5 OR #6 and avoid the use of those 18r train set switches. One thing that helps is using a track planning software like Anyrail or SCARM to plan out your layout before you build. You can test out ideas on your computer before you commit to buying the track.

yess a lot of curves are a good idea! not only does it look much nicer, is much more exciting to watch, but also offers you much more possibilities to build things around it and arrange them nicely!

Is that available each year at christmas or was it just a special offer that year?

Wow! What a major progress! Can't wait to try it!

Hello everyone.

Which products can I control with de E-ZApp? Is it possible with all models or only with certain ones. Can I replace a normal remote control. And can I use the remote control at the same time as the app?

thanks, Momo

Hello everyone,

i am thinking about buying a very expensive part in the near future, but i am also thinking about waiting a little bit longer. Do you know if there will be discount campaigns at Bachmann in the near future or if it is common practice that you can get a discount or not?

thanks, momo

Quote from: trainyardjp on February 23, 2020, 10:53:55 PM
JP of Acton MA, USA writes,

If folks are having difficulty with finding parts dealers or parts sources for traction tires, here is an 'interesting' product, Bullfrog Snot - http://www.bullfrogsnot.com/ (no, it is not actual 'snot' extracted from bullfrogs). This is basically a 'liquid traction tire' compound that will work for any scale of model train (Z to G). Use a cotton swab to coat the locomotive's wheels with this compound. When the compound 'sets' then dries, it leaves behind a rubbery surface that will help the locomotive's pulling abilities.

Hope this helps.
-JP

Thank you very much! That was very helpful my dear friend!

i just saw that there are also thomas and his friends products here. However, I assume that these models are not suitable as toys for children are they? At what age would you recommend them?

thanks a lot
Momo

I'm propably a litte late, but ive just seen it myself and im stunned

Vielen Dank für diese Tipps. Ich werde mir die genannten Teile mal genauer anschauen.

Thanks for these tips. I will have a closer look at the mentioned parts.

LG momo

Hallo ihr Lieben!

Mein kleiner Sohn (6) ist Feuer und Flamme was Züge angeht. Ich habe mich nun ihm zuliebe etwas näher mit Modellzügen beschäftigt, und inzwischen hat mich das Fieber gepackt. Bin bei meinen Recherchen auf diese Seite gestoßen.

Da ich jedoch noch neu in diesem Bereich bin, hab ich noch nicht so viel Ahnung.

Daher meine Frage an euch: Was ist das beste Einsteigermodell mit dem Vater und Sohn gleichermaßen Spaß haben können.

LG momo