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<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> February 2020 New Releases Part 3 ALCO RS3 - Canadian Pacific The CP’s prototype details include: Phase III body, body mounted number boards, ALCO AAR

MCZ 53' trailers for sale. $20 USD + shipping each, or buy all 5 for $80 + shipping. See attached photo. MCZR02 Swift Reefer MCZR03 Werner Reefer MCZ-T01 Landstar MCZ-T02 Extra Lease MCZ-T08

Two items for sale. Brand new, buyer to pay shipping from Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. See pictures below. 1. Marklin 89200 Anhalter Station kit. $150 USD 2. Brand new Rokuhan ROK-S037 Digital

<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> February 2021 New Releases Part 2 SANTA FE SUPER CHIEF! The Santa Fe Super Chief is here! These iconic trains are now available in Z scale! AZL has released

<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> February 2021 New Releases Part 1 ALCO RS3 - Seaboard The SAL prototype details include Phase I body, body mounted number boards, ALCO AAR trucks, single

Any one that is using this track who is NOT using the Marklin or European piece? The other piece is the Arnold Uncoupler which I don't need. Would gladly pay for the piece. Thanks, Kian

Tim? The Nelson Grey cars are identical in size to the Micro Trains versions that resulted when the moulds were sold or transferred to Micro Trains What I saw in the two pictures was a crude silicon

There likely are VERY few that have the Nelson Gray cars available. Since Micro-Trains purchased the molds, I would expect that their current 40' Gondola/Flat and Box car frame would be. I have dozens

Tim, we started this group with everyone moderated, and after a few posts, the moderation turns off. If you don't see your post immediately, please allow time for the moderator to approve it, don't

I bought some Z scale spares on a well known auction site, thinking that they were Marklin ones. But when they arrived some of the metal underframes were marked N.K. Gray (Nelson Gray?) who was an

Pardon me, but I have the impression you both think too complicated... I think you have the house-model and a picture. So measure the place where the photo should be apliccated. Open the photo in a

Thanks again for the tips. I mainly will want to use photos for shop windows and against back walls of warehouses where I have a loading dock door open to look like there is stuff in there without

Just be sure to choose your reference wisely. Also be cognizant of parallax (pictures taken at an angle) and fisheye (wide-angle compressing info non-uniformly). Parallax is easy to correct/estimate

I like it.Thanks John! Great tips. Gonna give it a try

You need to find some reference object (or multiple) in the photo to give you a starting scale. The larger the better as any error you introduce in measurement will be less significant. Doors and

I know how to figure out scale from prototype to Z or another scale but has anyone taken photos or images and reduced them to 1:220 to use on their layout? I'm thinking something like finding a photo

2021 National Train Show (NTS)? and PCR (Pacific Coast Region) Convention are CANCELLED Announcement of Cancellation Santa Clara, California—The host committee of the 2021 national convention of

<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> January 2021 New Releases Part 2 ALCO RS3 - SSW ‘Cotton Belt’ The SSW’s prototype details include: Phase I body, body mounted number boards, ALCO AAR

The November/December 2020 issue of Ztrack is in the mail! In this issue you will find articles on: NM Territory Diorama SC, PA & M circa 1905 Carnie’s winter Shorty display Expandable tracks

<> <> <> <> <>AMERICAN Z LINE <> January 2021 New Releases Part 1 NEW BODY STYLE – R-70-20 REEFERS Second road name – Golden West (VCY) Cars are available in a four-pack, two-pack and