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51207
GreetingZ Group, I just finished a transfer caboose for the C&FW Railroad. I modified a MTL caboose and mounted it on a MTL flatcar. The pics can be found...
Thomas Welsch
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Mar 1, 2007
9:59 am
51208
I like trains in a variety of scales, ranging from Z through Large Scale (G) and currently have models in A, N, HO, O, On30, Std. Gauge and Large Scale (mostly...
Allan Miller
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Mar 1, 2007
10:53 am
51209
I checked the Micro-Trains website this morning and the March releases had *not* been posted, but there was an announcement that MTL would be releasing the...
Malcolm Cleaveland
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Mar 1, 2007
4:18 pm
51210
Malcolm, I checked and the March stuff is up, if you are having problems they said to hit the "refresh" button. Hope this helps. Also, please don't use...
Joe DAmato
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Mar 1, 2007
6:09 pm
51211
Russ, The next GP-35 will be in May I believe and we are planning Rock Island for that release. Cheers Joe MTL ... Pacific flatcar is for me!...
Joe DAmato
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Mar 1, 2007
6:16 pm
51213
Well we haven't seen that. We have numerous Marklin locos (Mikado/Pacific steams and F7's) that we run over 130' of MTL flex and Peter Wright's turnouts with...
Jeff Merill
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Mar 1, 2007
7:20 pm
51214
... Joe: 'Dem dere's fighting words! Well, at least for lots of the guys I bet. Not for me, luckily, UP, MILW, and CP all hit that same west coast of yours,...
Russ Meier
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Mar 1, 2007
7:46 pm
51215
Can anyone tell me the percentage ratio to reduce a G scale drawing to Z scale? John Bartolotto...
John Bartolotto
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Mar 1, 2007
8:05 pm
51216
I wouldn't put my whole retirement on this, but stuff I have picked up along the way is G = 1:22.5 and Z = 1:220 That would make the reduction to be just...
Don Avila
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Mar 1, 2007
8:22 pm
51217
Don, Thanks! John _____ From: z_scale@yahoogroups.com [mailto:z_scale@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Don Avila Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 9:20 PM To:...
John & Sue Bartolotto
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Mar 1, 2007
8:27 pm
51218
Hi John, Multiply your G measurement by 0.102 = Z. I use this chart if the link works: http://www.urbaneagle.com/data/RRconvcharts.html Michael Hilliard ...
Michael Hilliard
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Mar 1, 2007
8:32 pm
51219
Michael, Thanks! John _____ From: z_scale@yahoogroups.com [mailto:z_scale@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael Hilliard Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 9:33 PM...
John & Sue Bartolotto
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Mar 1, 2007
8:45 pm
51220
It depends on which G-scale you are actually referring to ... there are many: 1:20.5, 1:22.5, 1:24, 1:29, and 1:32 to name the ones that I know about. Also,...
saundebn@...
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Mar 1, 2007
9:21 pm
51221
... 1:22.5, 1:24, 1:29, and 1:32 to name the ones that I know about. Also, is this for scaling a model or a layout? Direct scaling of a layout isn't always...
grblaser
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Mar 1, 2007
9:32 pm
51222
On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 19:20:19 -0000 ... Wright turnouts not MTL ones - its the MTL turnouts the reports were all about. Alan...
Alan
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Mar 1, 2007
9:58 pm
51223
Just a minor correction to what has been posted: There is no 1:20.5 scale. It's 1:20.3, which is the correct scale for modeling U.S. three-foot narrow gauge...
Allan Miller
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Mar 1, 2007
10:46 pm
51224
I Tend to disagree as most ascessories available including bldg,vehicles, people most G scalers even those using aristo,usa,bachman and of course LGB,gauge 1...
Thomas Creighton Sr
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Mar 1, 2007
11:40 pm
51225
"It depends on what the definition of" G "is"....
Fred Ladd
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Mar 2, 2007
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51226
Hello Allan, I concur. I have a few 1:20.3 kits that I have not had the time to put together yet.They are beautiful. One day, when I inherit a couple of spare...
Reynard Wellman
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Mar 2, 2007
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51227
That's a nice caboose, Thom BUT can you do it in G scale????? ... modified a...
Thomas Welsch
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Mar 2, 2007
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51228
Thom, I just reviewed your Photo section, all 87 pictures. What is the length of the modular layout from GTE Nov 06? How many sections? Thanks Robert ...
Robert Toole
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Mar 2, 2007
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51229
Hi Robert, The modular layout at GTE Nov 06 was 12 feet long. It's 4 modules long, 2 each 2ft X 4ft modules and 2 each 2ft X 2ft end modules. I hope you...
Thomas Welsch
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Mar 2, 2007
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51230
I'm not exactly sure what you're disagreeing with. Granted that most Large Scale buildings and accessories (but certainly not all) are built in 1:24 scale (not...
Allan Miller
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Mar 2, 2007
10:33 am
51231
Don't forget G deals with 1:22.5 when narrow gauge, still running on 45mm broad track. When dealing with standard gauge, on 45mm broad track, G is 1/29.5. So...
de Champeaux Dominique
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Mar 2, 2007
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51232
The real problem is how do you know that the “G” dimensions you are using are really properly scaled. After reading this whole thread it almost seems that...
Don Avila
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Mar 2, 2007
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51233
The January/February 2007 issue of Ztrack Magazine is now available! What's in this month's issue? Nelson Gray, the "Father" of American Z scale, Märklin...
ztrack@...
robkluz
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Mar 3, 2007
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51234
Ztrains now has a new "Z Scale Guest" article online. In this article we talk with Paul Gear of the MakeMyModel company. Paul discusses some of MakeMyModel's...
John Cubbin
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Mar 3, 2007
12:08 am
51235
John B. G scale varies in size from 1:22.5 to 1:29 depending on the brand however the track is identical (rail centers). Depending on what you plan to reduce...
Lois & Carl Feyerherm
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Mar 3, 2007
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51236
Reynard et. al. For those of you still around you may want to view a new photo in 'New Photos'. It features Reynard's Pratt Bridge and a couple of cars...
Jim O'Connell
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Mar 3, 2007
4:59 pm
51237
Interesingly enough I seem to have seen somewhere that the individual scales in the "G" range have sometimes been divided into other reference designations...
Allan Borg
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Mar 4, 2007
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