Miniature Railways: Trains for Kids | British Pathé

This Pathé reel of vintage clips gives a look at some trains that are rather on the small side.

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(Film IDs: 2430.04, 866.24, 990.18, 1254.03, 1275.14, 295.02)

ALL ABOARD - RAILWAY MONTH (FEBRUARY 2017): Miniature Railways.

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Monkeys Spinning Monkeys Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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