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1) Why do you model? <br /> <br />I don't really know, but I know my emotional connection was started early. I have vague memories of riding a train into New York City, and I moved from their at age three. I vividly recall arriving at my new home in Chicago, and first running downstairs to see if my Lionel Trains had arrived safely in the move. <br /> <br />2) When did you start? <br /> <br />See above. From that point, my brother and I built several HO layouts throughout our childhood. Or should I say, partially built.....always stopped by funds, other activities, or desire to build that empire, and eventually we did cover the basement. <br /> <br />3) What was your first train? <br /> <br />See above. The actual engines were a Jersey Central Switcher and a Texas Special F unit set. My neighbor had the Santa Fe PA-1, and I was jealous. My mom (another typical story) gave away the Lionel to relatives when we "got too old for it". Never got it back..... <br /> <br />4) Are you a railfan? If yes, what is it about trains that you like? <br /> <br />Yes, but not as much as a modeller. I am drawn to large rail yards, and love to study the old track layouts, etc. to figure out how they worked. I can only stay in one spot so long to wait for trains. I seek out hot spots, but usually a few trains satisfies me. <br /> <br />5) How much time a week do you spend entertaining your love for trains and model railroading? <br /> <br />If you include daydreaming, and internet discussion groups like this one, about 100! <br /> <br />6) What part of the country do you live in? <br /> <br />Dallas, Texas <br />
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