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Railway enthusiasts create miniature worlds at London show

(20 Mar 2023) UK RAILWAY SHOW SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTIONS: LENGTH: 6.55 ASSOCIATED PRESS London, Alexandra Palace - 19 March 2023 ASSOCIATED PRESS Alexandra Palace, London, UK - 19 March, 2023 1. Wide of large scale railway model with trains 2. Various of same 3. Various of Alpine model railway with truck transporter 4. Various of industrial railway model scene with smoking chimney stacks 5. Various set up shots of Phil Parker controlling railway model he built with a World War One scene 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Phil Parker, features writer, British Railway Modelling magazine "The people doing rail modelling are an incredibly wide selection. To be fair, it does tend to be a slightly older person's hobby. You will notice, to be fair, you'll notice a lot of grey hair wandering around here." 7. Close of Phil Parker's train set 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Phil Parker, features writer, British Railway Modelling magazine "At one exhibition I went for a drink between the two days and I was in the pub with two lawyers, a physics professor, a guy who ran a bus company, a local councillor, a guy who was manager of a local theatre, and me and at the time I was working for vegetable research place and a bishop." 9. Various set up shots of Tim Watson working on his hand built brass locomotive 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tim Watson, president of the Model Railway Club in Kings Cross "Model railways is a hobby that refuses to go away. People say, Oh, it'll never carry on, but it does. And indeed it's absolutely at the top end of technology in terms of 3D printing and all sorts of ideas and manufacturing techniques which are really quite cutting edge, in actual fact."  11. Close of locomotive 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tim Watson, president of the Model Railway Club in Kings Cross "So it's the people, it's the general scope of it. It's so multifactorial in terms of all the factors you can bring in, as I say, scenery, locos, trackwork, electrics. It's everything." 13. Wide of two men showing their railway diorama  14. Close tracking shot of diesel train crossing a bridge 15. Mid of locomotive leaving model of London Blackfriars station 16. Close tracking shot of locomotive  17. Various of diorama with smoking tug boat 18. Various of large industrial city diorama 19. Wide of Rapido's Titfield Thunderbolt diorama  20. Mid of Titfield Thunderbolt  21. Various set up shots with Andy Hardy and the Titfield Thunderbolt model 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Hardy, operations manager, Rapido Trains UK  "So this is Thunderbolt, Dan's house and a Toad, and they are from a 70 year old film, The Titfield Thunderbolt, which happens to be exactly the film that got me into railways, which then got me a job at the National Railway Museum and eventually led to me being the operations manager at Rapido Trains." 23. Close of Thunderbolt train passing Titfield Station 24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Hardy, operations manager, Rapido Trains UK  "I was about two or three. It used to be played at Christmas regularly. My folks recorded it on VHS and I just watched it on repeat, literally, drove my parents absolutely bonkers." 25. Mid of World War One diorama 26. Close of nuns entering Volkswagen model 27. Various of Bill Flude's diorama of a 1980s light railway scene 28. Various set up shots of Bill Flude controlling his trains 29. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bill Flude, railway modelling enthusiast and builder "It's probably about six months of really quite hard work. As I'm now retired, I can work sort of three or four hours a day on it, so it's about six months work." Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...