A model railway is a miniature scale replica of a railway system built as a hobby — complete with tiny locomotives, carriages, tracks, stations, tunnels, and often entire miniature landscapes called layouts.
I think this is a model railway with model people in a place that doesn't exist but should.
🚂 For many small businesses, trading with EU markets is increasingly costly and complex. 💭 Fiona Forty, an FSB member and owner of Ingauge, a model railway servicing and repair specialist, told us about the difficu…
A model railway is a miniature scale replica of a railway system built as a hobby — complete with tiny locomotives, carriages, tracks, stations, tunnels, and often entire miniature landscapes called layouts. It's a quintessentially British hobby with a passionate following across all ages. Model railways require patience, craftsmanship, and no small amount of disposable income. They range from simple oval tracks for kids to jaw-dropping museum-quality displays that take decades to build.
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(rail, UK) A railway built at a lower cost, with a lighter track and to a lower standard than a main-line railway.
(chiefly, UK, Ireland, Philippines, and, Commonwealth) A track, consisting of parallel rails, over which wheeled vehicles such as trains may travel.
(chiefly, UK, Ireland, and, Commonwealth) A transport system using rails used to move passengers or goods.
(rail, UK, dated) A railway enthusiast or railfan.
His grandfather spent thirty years building a model railway in the basement, complete with hand-painted mountain scenery and working signal lights.
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(UK) A railway in miniature built as a hobby.
“I think this is a model railway with model people in a place that doesn't exist but should.”
“🚂 For many small businesses, trading with EU markets is increasingly costly and complex. 💭 Fiona Forty, an FSB member and owner of Ingauge, a model railway servicing and repair specialist, told us about the difficulties of trading with the EU. (1/2)”
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