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It is a meticiously accurate model of the Corris railway in the late 1800s. In fact it is a main part of the book by the same modeller Narrow Gauge Railway Modelling' by Wild Swan publications. If you haven;t got a copy, then get one quick before it goes out of print - http://www.strathwood.com/shop_item_view.aspx?itemid=1516 (random link found on google)
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Everything (with the exception of the figures) is scratch built. Very nice indeed.
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http://www.ngrail.co.uk/3_corris.htm
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