BRON HEBOG
Saturday, 12 February 2011
The Mystery Is Solved!
I'm sure you've all been desperate to find out exactly how many tables there are lurking at each end of carriage 105 on the Engine Side.
(What's that? You haven't?? Silly me!.)
Anyway, Roger Dimmick has kindly provided a swift answer to the question by emailing me this snap of the interior of 105.
I shall have to find something else to keep me awake all night worrying now.....
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Final Chapter
Attention Scratch Builders...
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105: The Final Steps
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