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HOW TO… CONSTRUCT A RAILWAY INN

ard kits have been popular for model buildings for many years and levels of realism have increased, but it is possible to raise the game further still. Ranges of laser-cut wooden kits have appeared that are easier to adapt, built out of a stronger base material, and more flexible when it comes to the exterior finish. The caveat is that it does take more confidence to construct these

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