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stuwebb	3 Nov 2007, 08:17 PM
Deputy Manager Posts: 436 Group: Member Member #255 Joined: September 11, 2007	craiggluyas Nov 3 2007, 07:01 PM I always based it upon what the railway does. If its a tourist attraction below 2' gauge its miniature. If its a mostly freight line its narrow gauge. There are special cases, such as Bicton, but this is the only one i can think of! Craig I suppose at the end of the day its down to everyones definition of the key terms. The trouble with setting a definition is that there will always be the borderline cases that could be defined under several catagories/ descriptions. Personaly I agree with Craigs boundaries, however it may be advantagious to add a category of "Miniature using Narrow Gauge principles" in this category I would place lines like Moors Valley (Who also market themselves as Narrow Gauge rather than Miniature).


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