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Nimble-fingered tram enthusiasts may be interested in the latest addition to the "fleet" of Historic Commercial Vehicle Club cut-out models from Bernard King, of Teddington.
This is a cut-it-out-and-paste-it stiff-card model of a London United Tramways T-class car of 1906, which measures about 6in. overall when constructed. Mc, I'm all thumbs at that game.
A folding version can be had through the post for two bob from the HCVC at 1, Beaufort Street, London, SW3.