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    ROCKS BY RAIL

    Jun 17, 2021 2 minutes
    Words: Andy York

    Track components – Peco Code 75Finescale

    SL-100F Flex 91.45cm (wood) 15

    SL-E190 Double slip 1

    SL-E195 Right turnout medium radius 4

    SL-E196 Left turnout medium radius 2

    This month’s BRMTV features a visit to Rocks by Rail, The Living Ironstone Museum near Cottesmore in Rutland with its impressive collection of steam and diesel industrial locomotives. Over the last few years, many of us have been tempted by

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