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South Orange, Binghamton (west end), Factoryville, Alford, Slateford, West Hallstead, New Milford Summit, Gouldsboro, Kingsley and Clarks Sum- mit are all correctly represented by this kit. One would have to agree that that is a strong representation of this type of tower and an excellent choice to model. When I heard that the N Scale Archi-
tect was going to offer a kit of the Lack- awanna concrete tower, I was excited but apprehensive at the same time. The company is famous for their incredible
laser-cut wood kits, but I was not sure that they could make a wood kit look like a concrete tower. However, after seeing the photo on the kit box, I was a believer. That photo looked like concrete to me. I spoke with Russ of the N Scale Architect and then I understood why the model looked like concrete. The model uses a material called
Taskboard. This material resembles a very stiff cardstock and has a very con- crete-like surface to it. The Lackawan- na called for some surfaces to be “brush
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