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Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
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A mere 1500 sq feet.....nice!
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Re: Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
It's nice to have his company in our hobby.
Re: Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
So do the girls still think he's sexy and want his body. especially the ones with hot legs...

Re: Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
I never much cared for him as a singer (too much of a croaker
), but he is (opinion) a spectacular modeler (HO scale). There ws an article on his efforts (Model Railroader I think).
He builds scenery while he is on the road.
He builds scenery while he is on the road.
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Re: Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
Looking forward to the day when a model railroader gets his picture on the cover of the Rolling Stone.
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Re: Rod Stewart - Railway Modeler Magazine
E7 wrote:I never much cared for him as a singer
Liked him back when he was with the Jeff Beck group.
a spectacular modeler (HO scale). There was an article on his efforts (Model Railroader I think).
From the pics, very good - at least 2 articles now
He builds scenery while he is on the road.
Impressive effort but he does have the resources to do all this too.
The owls may indeed not be what they seem but still serve an imperative function: they remind us to look into the darkness.
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