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David Brown (Publishers Usborne/Hayes)
Hardcover
32 pages
Out of Print.
New old stock.
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Usborne Guide to Model Railways
$12.00
Simple text, illustrations, and diagrams explain how to set up model trains and scenery, accessories, and how model trains work.
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