Model Railroads/Expert Profile


Ask A Question

Expertise

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.

Experience in the area

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.

Organizations

I am a member of about two dozen online forums covering N scale model railroading and the New York Central System.

Education/Credentials

College graduate/Retired.

Average Ratings

Recent Reviews from Users

Read More Comments

    K = Knowledgeability    C = Clarity of Response    T = Timeliness    P = Politeness
UserDateKCTPComments
Paul08/01/0910101010Thanks a bunch I appreciate it.
Dave Hall05/11/0910101010Thanks Mr. Weinberg,that really help me .....
larry03/09/09101010Tried hard to answer my question even .....
Linda Kemble12/28/08101010Thank you, Larry. I appreciate your time .....
Ryan12/27/0810101010thanks I will follow up with those .....

Recent Answers from Larry Weinberg

2009-10-12 layout articles:

Hi Edward, Miniature light bulbs are made by a number of manufacturers and are widely available at many stores that specialize in model trains. If there are no local stores for you to patronize, there

2009-09-15 N-Scale:

Hi Tim, There are three main types of places to post for sale listings. The first, of course, is a commercial auction site, the best known of which is, of course, eBay. There are others but they

2009-06-20 Track:

A powerpack is connected to your layout through either a power feed track, wired railjoiners or throughwires soldered to the sides of the rails. This is usually done on a mailine track, rather than on

2009-05-21 N Gage issues:

Hi Scott: First, let me tackle the question about slow-running locos. This can be caused by many things including the loco itself, the track, or the power fed to the track. Different brands and

2009-05-10 gauge:

Dave, I believe that Marx manufactured both O-27 and O gauge trains. O gauge would be more to scale than O-27 which were somewhat shorter and better able to negotiate tighter radius curves. There

 

Ask A Question

All Answers

Answers by Expert:


Ask Experts

Volunteer


©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved.