N Gauge Laser-Cut Embankment Formers

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£4.49

As previewed in our Live Embankment Build video, our Laser Cut Embankment Formers take the hard work out of creating an embankment on your layout. Cut from 2mm MDF, our embankment formers create the perfect structure on which to create an embankment or cutting using Mod Roc etc. Simply slotting together, our formers take just a couple of minutes to assemble, enabling you to get stuck into landscaping your new embankments in double-quick time. You can also mix and match formers to create a run as long as you like. They're also easy to cut reshape as required. Current Options: Embankment Former

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N Gauge Laser-Cut Embankment Formers

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