British Railway Infrastructure in Colour: For the Modeller and Historian - Softcover

Hendry, Robert

 
9781857802047: British Railway Infrastructure in Colour: For the Modeller and Historian

Synopsis

A remarkable in-depth review of railway infrastructure with quality colour photographs throughout, ranging over a number of years with many scenes now part of history. Incudes:passenger stations, goods depots, bridges, tunnels, locomotive sheds, cuttings, embankments, level crossings, platform furniture, railway signs and the permanent way. Detailed captions provide a wealth of information on topics ranging from layouts and signalling to identifying different types of rails and chairs. This book will appeal to a wide range of readers, including modellers and all who wish to discover many new aspects of the railway scene.

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Synopsis

The latest welcome addition to this successful Midland series will be of particular interest to the railway modeller as it examines many of those often overlooked aspects of the traditional railway scene, which were once so commonplace that they were barely noted, until they were gone. The term 'railway infrastructure' in the context of this book has the broadest interpretation. The more obvious elements are features such as bridges, level crossings, tunnels, stations, train sheds and trackwork. However, many other aspects of the railway and its environs will be covered, including features such as lineside fencing, water columns, fire devils, gas and oil lamps, signal and point rodding and building interiors. The book's colour pictures, as well as providing a very useful reference source for modellers, will bring back many memories and remind us just how many features of the railway environment have changed over the years.

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