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Martin Leigh is building a N gauge model of the now-closed line between [[Cressage]] and [[Buildwas]], including both stations. The layout, named "Cressage Reborn", is based on a fictional scenario in which the line did not close in 1963, but instead survived into the diesel era as a secondary route bypassing Birmingham, with through holiday services and coal trains supplying the Ironbridge B Power Station, which opened after the closure of the SVR.
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Martin Leigh is building a N gauge model of the now-closed line between [[Cressage]] and [[Buildwas]], including both stations. The layout, named "Ironbridge Reborn", is based on a fictional scenario in which the line did not close in 1963, but instead survived into the diesel era as a secondary route bypassing Birmingham, with through holiday services and coal trains supplying the Ironbridge B Power Station, which opened after the closure of the SVR.
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==

Revision as of 20:02, 14 December 2016

Martin Leigh is building a N gauge model of the now-closed line between Cressage and Buildwas, including both stations. The layout, named "Ironbridge Reborn", is based on a fictional scenario in which the line did not close in 1963, but instead survived into the diesel era as a secondary route bypassing Birmingham, with through holiday services and coal trains supplying the Ironbridge B Power Station, which opened after the closure of the SVRSevern Valley Railway.

See Also

List of models of the Severn Valley Railway

Links

Cressage Reborn on Facebook