Modelling
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Big-chimney ‘Nelsons’ in BR guise
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Hornby’s highly regarded OO-gauge models of the four-cylinder ‘Lord Nelson’ express passenger 4-6-0s have now appeared in British Railways guise, and are reviewed by Nigel Burkin.
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November launch for new Great British Model Railway Show
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The show will feature up to 30 layouts and 25 specialist traders as well as a number of modelling demonstrations in a Skills Zone.
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Model railway company adopts Sussex station
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GAUGEMASTER, a well-known model railway supplier in Ford, near Arundel, is working with Sussex Community Rail Partnership (SCRP) and Southern to make its local station a more attractive and interesting place for travellers. The work has included installation of retro-style advertising boards on the platform and in the waiting room, as well as a large…
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How To: The secrets of basic model detailing
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When you buy a new model, do you ignore those little plastic bags of extra detailing parts that you are invited to fit yourself or – with the help of the right tools, of course – happily take on the challenge?
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Donations to Market Deeping Model Railway Club appeal soars to £100k
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Market Deeping Model Railway Club lost years of work after intruders got into a school in Stamford on Saturday.
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New for 2019 | Skale Auto Models by Hornby
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They are a perfect edition to your OO gauge layout, with a wide range of cars, trucks and tractors in a variety of themes to suit any era.
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What are the essential tools I need for my workbench?
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There are some useful tools needed to make a start in the hobby.
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Rare shunter ‘haulage’ at Nene Valley June 1-2 model weekend
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Visitors to the Nene Valley Railway’s June 1-2 model railway weekend will be able to ride behind former London Underground Sentinel 0-6-0 DL83.
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Hornby’s ‘Electric Scot’
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Hornby’s ‘OO’ gauge Class 87 model is now available in the shops, including an original BR blue version of the 1970 and early 1980s, writes Nigel Burkin.
