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The GWR WebRing is for all sites related to the Great Western Railway (UK, absorbed pre-grouping companies and BR Western Region. Both prototype and modelling sites are welcome. All GWR related websites are welcome, subject to quliafication to the conditions laid down on the Ringmaster Site.

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Little Stoke Layout Preview — Go
After modelling for nearly 30 years in 00 gauge, I thought it would be a challenge to produce a small tail-chasing exhibition layout that would fit into the rear of my car and therefor, do it in N gauge.

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Lambourn Station Preview — Go
Lambourn Station is a termini station once on the GWR. Closed in 1975 I hope to re-create it as my new exhibition layout in EM gauge set in 1930-1914

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THE UK Model Shop Directory Preview — Go
The largest resource for British Outline Model Railway enthusiasts providing a Model Shop directory with A-Z Maps, Suppliers directory, Events Calendar, Societies listings and links.

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GWR 7202 Boiler Restoration Preview — Go
The restoration of the GWR Class 72xx No 7202's boiler.Work progress and details on various boiler fittings.Photos of the work and fittings.

Roy's Rail Page Preview — Go
A rapidly developing site following the chance re-discovery of a collection of railway photographs, slides and negatives in my loft. Mostly dating from the 1960's also a few taken by my uncle in the 1930's. The purchase of a new scanner and digital technology has enabled previously unprintable negatives to reveal memory evoking images

Wilverton GWR Preview — Go
Wilverton is a fictional station on the North Devon line. The site describes the model of this station (EM-gauge) with an emphasis on scratchbuilding.

Stoke-by-Mendip Layout Preview — Go
This is a journey of developing a basic train set oval and siding into a four station layout and changing from DC to DCC operation.

Richard Kyte's "Railways of..." Preview 1 review(s) — Go
Contains a section on the "Railways of the Forest of Dean", as well as being the ringmaster site of the GWR webring.

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Fairford Branch Line Layout Preview — Go
This layout began as a result of reassessing a new portable layout project in 1990-91 and will show the development to its present state as well as some of the problems encountered and their solving.

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The Disk and Crossbar Pages Preview — Go
Come look at the Great Western Railway (GWR) in the days when traffic was controlled with the disk and crossbar signal, approximately 1838 to 1874. It was a time of wonder, a time of social change, a time of legends, a time of heroes a time when a man who drove a locomotive from London to Exter and back in a single day was looked upon much as a lunar astronaut is now.