im a model railroader and need to know how many inches in n scale (1:160)1 ft real time Is

Im trying to convert 1 real foot to N scale model railroading N scale is 1:160 any help would be great Thank you
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1 tu 160 meen 1 inch av skale trak=160 inch av reel trak

or 13.333333333 ft  (13 ft +4 inch)
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