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What is a model railway layout in a box?
Contrary to the way it sounds, a model railway in a box is not some sort of mega-inclusive starter set, in fact, it is exactly what it says - a model railway in a box!
The chances are, if you go to model railway shows, you will have seen one of these displayed either as an interesting, fun or challenging project.
The challenge is to fit a small gauge layout (or small working diorama in a larger gauge) into a smallish box. This can be anything from a suitcase to a shoebox, it doesn't matter, so long as their is an actual layout inside a small box or container where you would never expect to find a fully functioning layout.
These projects can be immense fun at the same time as being incredibly challenging. If you like the sound of a model railway challenge, why not give one a go?
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