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THROUGH THE LENS: YOUR MODELLING

here are no trains to be seen in John Besley’s photograph of his scale model, ‘Exley Works’. The single, metal-shaded light illuminates the workshop’s pillar drill, lathe, work-stained walls and internal trackwork. The fire exit sign looks illuminated and helps the illusion

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