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Shows getting back on track

MODEL railway exhibitions have made something of a return since the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, but in a limited way. The International N Gauge Show (TINGS) is one important show held in recent months, with a reduced attendance being reported. Despite the lower than normal visitor numbers and a less comprehensive show to allow more room between exhibits, there was a palpable relief among exhibitors and the trade that some measure of normality in the hobby was showing signs of return.

Despite the desire

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