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Eddie Izzard opens museum exhibit of childhood model railway | Eddie Izzard opens museum exhibit of childhood model railway |
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Eddie Izzard has opened an exhibit of his family's old model railway in his home town in East Sussex. | Eddie Izzard has opened an exhibit of his family's old model railway in his home town in East Sussex. |
The comedian began working on the layout with his brother Mark and father John in the early 1960s. | The comedian began working on the layout with his brother Mark and father John in the early 1960s. |
The project grew as a way to occupy the young boys' time during the illness of their mother Dorothy, who died when Izzard was six. | The project grew as a way to occupy the young boys' time during the illness of their mother Dorothy, who died when Izzard was six. |
He recently discovered old engines and carriages in an attic and donated the set to Bexhill Museum. | He recently discovered old engines and carriages in an attic and donated the set to Bexhill Museum. |
The Tri-ang OO layout has gone on show after being restored by members of Bexhill Model Railway Club. | The Tri-ang OO layout has gone on show after being restored by members of Bexhill Model Railway Club. |
The rebuilt scene features the Izzard family home at Laburnham Cottages, the old Bexhill West station and an interpretation of the town of Sidley. | |
Eddie tweeted a video of trains on the layout on the opening afternoon. | Eddie tweeted a video of trains on the layout on the opening afternoon. |
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