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When the subject for a model railway arises, most of us look at the countryside where we can have express trains running at high speed, a long lash up of diesels hauling an interstate freighter, or even just a simple country branch line railmotor ambling through a bucolic scene. Very few of us look at the urban scene, such as that in the city suburbs or in the larger country cities arose. Before this topic could be dismissed with a , doubt set in and was considered.

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