Model Trains - N Scale
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Model Trains - N Scale
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How to Get Started in Model Railroading
Model Trains - The Benefits of Model Railroading
Model Trains - Introduction to Scales
Model Trains - G Scale
Model Trains - N Scale
Model Trains - O Scale
Model Trains - HO Scale
Model Trains - Setting Up Your First Train Set
Model Trains - Additional Resources
Dave Swanson
Model Railroader, Competitive Intelligence Advertising
630-279-513
info@greatesthobby.com
David Swanson has been involved in model railroading for almost 40 years. He has been a key officer in many model railroad organizations including the Elmhurst Model Railroad Club(1974-1984), Great American Train Show(1985-2000), Great Midwest Train Show(1974-2006), Greenberg Train Shows(2003-2006), Great Train Expos(2004-2006) and the World's Greatst Hobby on Tour(2005-2009). He is currently executive director of the World's Greatest Hobby Program. He also owns and manages an advertising agency, Competitive Intelligence Advertising. He is a former middle manager for IBM. He has modeled for many years in N scale and specializes in passenger trains.
Model Trains - N Scale
Dave Swanson, Executive Director of The World's Greatest Hobby Program, discusses how to get started in model railroading including the N scale.
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Dave Swanson: Hi! I am Dave Swanson with the World's Greatest Hobby Program and we are helping you get started in model railroading. In this clip, we are going to look at N Scale model trains.
N Scale is the smallest of the common model train scales and allows you to put an off a lot of model railroad in a very small space. What you see running here is a Kato Amtrak Streamliner that looks like many of the streamliners that run in the U.
S. Today.
With N Scale, you have the advantage of putting a lot of model railroad in a small space. In fact, in a 2foot/4foot space, you can build a very nice starter model railroad. N Scales are good choice if you want to build expensive scenery or don't have a lot of space.
A wide variety of product is available in N Scale and it is the second most popular scale. N Scale products tend to be reasonably priced with many of the N Scale sets under $100 to $200 range and they have a surprising amount of detail for their size. Being small does make it a little less suitable for children as these models tend to be a little more delicate and it does require a little better eyesight and hand-eye coordination because they are smaller.
In our next clip, we are going to look at larger O Scale trains that have been around for generations and are frequently seen around the Christmas tree.
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