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Pete Waterman showcases Blisworth model railway at Milton Keynes show
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Music producer and model railway enthusiast Pete Waterman has exhibited his latest scale model, depicting the West Coast Main Line through Blisworth, Northamptonshire, at the Great Electric Train Show in Milton Keynes. Created alongside fellow rail fans the Railnuts over 29 weeks, the 64-foot model is part of their 'Making Tracks' series and may be their final major build for exhibitions.
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- Pete Waterman and the Railnuts created a 64-foot scale model of the West Coast Main Line through Blisworth.
- The model took 29 weeks to construct and was showcased at the Great Electric Train Show at Arena MK in Milton Keynes.
- Waterman stated that Blisworth has fascinated him since he first passed through the village in 1952.
- The project is part of the 'Making Tracks' series of large-scale portable model railways and is intended to be the group's final major build for shows.
- Waterman noted parallels between music production and model railways, stating that both rely heavily on attention to detail.
