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A "High Line" representation of a Whitelegg designed Baltic Tank in LT&S Livery. This model runs on a gauge of 3.5 inches known as Gauge III. High Lines are a configuration of the live steam miniature railway in which the entire track circuit is elevated and riders ride either side-saddle or with legs over either side of the track straddling the railway.
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