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Title:
HO Scale Penn Central Layout
Description:
My dad and I's Ho scale shelf layout. We model the summer of 1971 of the Penn Central Era. This layout provides tons of running and operation. WATCH IN HD
Author:
newhavenrr
Tags:
penn, central, amtrak, newhavenrr, shelf, layout, trains, csx, Ho, scale,
HO Scale Penn Central Layout
Description:
My dad and I's Ho scale shelf layout. We model the summer of 1971 of the Penn Central Era. This layout provides tons of running and operation. WATCH IN HD
Author:
newhavenrr
Tags:
penn, central, amtrak, newhavenrr, shelf, layout, trains, csx, Ho, scale,
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