New York Central G Scale Ballast and Scenery

G Scale — New York Central

New York Central G Scale Ballast and Scenery

Choose realistic materials for New York Central main lines, the Water Level Route, yards, terminals, and Great Lakes industry.

New York Central Main-Line Ballast

New York Central routes ranged from high-speed main lines to older industrial branches. These neutral gray and regional choices provide flexible G scale starting points.

1054 Pennsylvania Gray G scale ballast

1054 Pennsylvania Gray

A neutral gray starting choice for maintained main lines and rebuilt track.

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1334 Norfolk Southern / CSX Bright Gray G scale ballast

1334 Norfolk Southern / CSX Bright Gray

Bright gray ballast for modern eastern main lines and rebuilt track.

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3004 Kinzua G scale ballast

3004 Kinzua

A Pennsylvania-region choice for Appalachian and northeastern railroad scenes.

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New York Central Yards and Sidings

Mix older ballast with dirt, cinders, coal, weeds, and spilled materials for a working railroad appearance.

1224 Yard Mix G scale ballast

1224 Yard Mix

Mixed and weathered material for yards, sidings, branch lines, and industrial track.

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1034 Black Cinder G scale ballast

1034 Black Cinder

Dark cinder material for engine facilities, older yards, and industrial tracks.

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2000 Industrial Dirt G scale ballast

2000 Industrial Dirt

Blend around track, loading docks, service roads, structures, and industrial yards.

12 oz Bag

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New York Central Scenery Materials

Build river corridors, Great Lakes industry, cities, farms, terminals, and trackside warehouses.

G Scale Rock-Size Reminder

For G scale, a rock product ending in 6 is small, 7 is medium and can also work as a boulder, and 8+ creates larger rock. The special 03 ending is Sand & Gravel and can also be used as rip rap.

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Which New York Central Route Are You Modeling?

New York Central ballast differed between the Water Level Route, branches, terminals, and subsidiary lines. Use photographs from the specific division and period.

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