All photographs by Len Devries, Rail Magazine (Holland)

	The Crown Hotel, Kingston Regis. The main building has been constructed using any casting and then rendered using 'LINKA' compound. The annex uses plain stone and wooden planking castings.
Kingston Regis Station The station walls have been constructed using standard linka stone castings and plastic micro-strip for the window frames. The roof however is not 'LINKA' - this time the slates are individual card stampings from a comb binding machine.
	Plain stone castings have been used to make the road over bridge
Plain brick castings have been used to make the cottage walls. The timber frame has been simulated using card as an overlay. The roof is made from knitting yarn and 'burnt grass' flock.