Lineside Buildings (Aspects of Modelling) by Nigel Digby, 2012, paperback

Brand new A4-sized paperback book, fully illustrated in black and white; and in colour throughout on model railway construction, specifically here:  Lineside Buildings: Aspects of Modelling. \nAbout this book: Railways were constructed over the length and breadth of the United Kingdom in the 19th and early 20th Centuries. To understand the reasoning behind the structures and architecture of these railways and to apply the same reasoning to a model railway, is a vital ingredient for a successful layout, argues author Nigel Digby\nIn this book, the author gives a background history to railway buildings and their various functions, as well as the typical civil engineering structures to be found on British railways, and explains the hierarchy of application, from the high status routes to the impoverished branch lines. Buildings outside the railway fence are not forgotten either; every model station needing a mix of business types from domestic to ecclesiastical to represent th)