Anyone make a transformer carry case?

All depends on where you are. I could do it, but I prefer to see what it will be holding in person when I make such things

That's a pretty elaborate case for sure. I see that banana plug jacks have been added to make on site wiring connections easier. Since the Z-4000 already has these connectors the case should be somewhat simpler and more compact overall. One of the main reasons why I prefer the Z-4000 and TIU for trainshow use. Easy plug n' play.

Rod

That is a really cool idea!      Give me a woodworking idea should I ever need one.

Don't move my transformers a whole bunch but I did use a bowling ball bag to carry a ZW once.

It worked like a charm....

The pictures of the ZWL case is mine. Glad you like it I Made it to take to Shows. Super transformer. We used 4 Z400s to power our modular layout and one ZWL does what the four Z400s did.

The case was easy to make and I am not a carpenter. I also have cases for the Z4000.

DOC posted:

We used 4 Z400s to power our modular layout and one ZWL does what the four Z400s did.

I assume that each of the 4 handles are just powering a full loop of track? If so, I can see where the 620w would do the trick.

I ask as I see a lot of people saying how "a single ZW-L is replacing multiple Z4k's or vintage ZW's" but I don't see how they can get by with just 4 output posts considering that I can't even run my modest layout's accessories and lights without needing a few extra voltage taps since every accessory I own seems to require a very specific voltage for proper operation and very few are the same voltage setting.

We do not run any accessories off it. If a member need power for his module to run light etc. The bring a power supply for that.  The ZWL is a great Transformer and so is the Z4000. Have both.

Carry case for the ZW-L: