New "Idea Forum" Experiment

I'd like to see a RTR motor or kit ( with all parafinailia ) That either runs on batteries, the transformer accessory plugs or wall plug/converter. I'm electrically challenged and the simpler the better.
The motor could be mounted below the building- say old mill water wheel, A paddel wheel steamboat , or helo blades for a few examples. I know N scale has working mills, windmill etc, but not sure if they are applicable to Z.
Fred

John or Stony- Could someone adjust the size of this foto and delete this message. I can't get the "edit" on my screen. Don't know why this came out so large. Seems like certain pics for the home page are fine--1024- but too large for forums- it shoud be uniform for all ZCS posts to make it "Fred Proof" and easier for all members.
Thanks
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Someone Else

I'll try this- down to web large

My problem is, some of my ideas are of pretty common stuff that is missing in Z but is all over the other scales. If I throw somthing out here, it might be stealing the thunder of others who have been working on same idea. Like the Eggliner for example.
I am still looking for someone that can photoetch and engrave small amounts of things. I want to get whistle,speed, and derail posts for my railroad, but it would be limited to those running the CB&Q, BN, and BNSF. Good printed railroad signs should be pretty easy.
Older relay boxes, batterywells, smokejacks, oil tanks, LPG tanks, caboose/pot bellied stoves, are a few things off the top of my head that could be made with either shapeways or other means.
Switch stands, working or non working. Derailers.
Here is one for those guys that like electronics. I have seen electric fusees online somewhere. What about a electic torpedo sounds? I dont know if anyone in any scale has those. POW POW POW..that would be the cat´s meow.

Kelly,
Why not post some pictures of items you would like to see? This might give some of us who like to make things into kits ideas for future kits or projects.

Fred,
I don't want to steal someone else's thunder, but this morning Ed shared with me a link that has small motors and gears and other neat stuff that might be useful for us 'movement types'

Check out this site..........
www.gizmoszone.com/shopping/agora.cgi