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	title:	Road Vehicles for Model Railways (Aspects of Modelling)
	author:	Ian Morton
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Ian Allan Ltd
	released:	November 30, 2007
	isbn:	0711031541
	isbn-13:	9780711031548

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Customer Reviews
Don't be tempted - Rated I have never been moved to review a book before, but I was shocked by how poor this book was. Poor photography, poor modelling skills and half-baked modelling tips. It smacks of being rushed out to jump on the back of the sudden upsurge in readily available OO road vehicles. Any of the fairly regular articles that are currently appearing in the various railway modelling magazines are far more informative than this poorly executed excuse of a book. Save your money!

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Don't be tempted - Rated 1/5
I have never been moved to review a book before, but I was shocked by how poor this book was. Poor photography, poor modelling skills and half-baked modelling tips. It smacks of being rushed out to jump on the back of the sudden upsurge in readily available OO road vehicles. Any of the fairly regular articles that are currently appearing in the various railway modelling magazines are far more informative than this poorly executed excuse of a book. Save your money!