Hornby Dublo for a modern layout
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Looks great Colin - a bit modern for me but a nice looking bit of scenery all the same. R-
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I reckon that looks very good. Can’t be that modern Roger if it’s Dublo. Then again I suppose it depends what you mean by modern. 

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Younger than us. R-
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I think it looks very good - I'm sure you will find a space to incorporate it. I recall most of the Hornby Dublo buildings back in the 50's were cream with an orange roof. I had to go to London yesterday, so a trip to Waterloo - it's amazing how many of the "southern" concrete lineside huts are still in situ - usually overgrown and windows broken.
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Were concrete buildings like that mostly on the Southern Region?
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