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I can answer many questions regarding N scale model railroading with specific emphasis on the New York Central System. I am familiar with almost every NY Central model made except those made of brass.
I have been a model railroader since 1949 and have been an N scale modeler since 1971. I have an extensive N scale collection as well as an extensive model and prototype library to consult.
I am a member of about two dozen online forums covering N scale model railroading and the New York Central System.
College graduate/Retired.
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