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£ 7.101/8 X 12 X 36 Cork sheet
JCS18S
JavisScale: OO (1/76)1/8 X 12 X 36 Cork sheet
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£ 16.50Trackbed HO/OO Pack of 12 pieces - 24" long
WST1471
Woodland scenicsScale: OO (1/76)Totally flat areas of land are very rare in nature. They usually occur as part of human intervention when a large flat area is required. A prime example is the railway, which has large expanses of flat land in stations, good yards, dockyards, and so on. Therefore, one way to add realism to your model railway layout is to make it look like it was carved...
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£ 13.401/8 x 24 x 36 cork sheet
JCS18L
JavisScale: OO (1/76)Cork underlay sheetRoll of 1/8" thick (2.5 mm) - 24" X 36" (610mm x 914mm)
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£ 39.75HO Scale Trackbed Strips Bulk 36/Pkg
WST1461
Woodland scenicsScale: OO (1/76)Totally flat areas of land are very rare in nature. They usually occur as part of human intervention when a large flat area is required. A prime example is the railway, which has large expanses of flat land in stations, good yards, dockyards, and so on. Therefore, one way to add realism to your model railway layout is to make it look like it was carved...
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