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My dad has decided he might be interested in getting into train simulators, but would really like to see how they work, talk to somebody who's into them, etc. before deciding to by one (the game, of course, is not a big expense, but they'd need a new computer to run one which would be). Anybody out there that might be interested in helping out?Thanks,
Andy
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I'm not too far away, unless you mean an Indianapolis that's not in Indiana. I'm to the East and slightly North of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ty
NS(it's in my area)
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>I'm not too far away, unless you mean an Indianapolis that's
>not in Indiana. I'm to the East and slightly North of
>Indianapolis, Indiana. He works in Fisher, so I'm assuming you're in that area?Andy
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I'm near Muncie and Marion. I'n in Grant County.
Ty
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e-mail: tyburl@netzero.net
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Scenery: 0%
Overall: 5%
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I'm in Lafayette and would not mind discussing the hobby with him.Ken
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