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A rather more useful selection of goodies from Covrail than normal. No weird kits, although I looked hard at a Roundhouse HO scale loco that would have been interesting to put tog...
I had a lot of reasons for visiting the model tramway event at Crich this year. First, I'm layout shopping for work. I've always felt that model tramways are under-represented, and...
If there was a list of model rail vehicles I never expected to see, the Hellingly Hospital Railway tramcar is very high on the list, but there, in a cabinet at the Tramway museum,...
I'm not sure why I haven't seen a locomotive point of view trip around Bekonscot's extensive Gauge 1 railway system before, but here we go.
One of the fun things with the garden railway scene, is being invited to run on other people's lines. I recently had the opportunity to try the Arrow Valley Railway, a 45mm line a...
Now available are these utterly unique new Electric Multiple Units in OO Gauge from KR Models - the Bulleid Southern Region 4-DD Double Deckers! Order now!More
I wasn't really looking to visit a model railway show. But then UKModelshops told me that the Bournville show was taking place the next day, and I decided a train ride would be nic...
This was supposed to be a cheap show! So, how did I come away from it a couple of hundred quid lighter? Not money spent on cake either...Dodging the smelliest person I have ever en...
I've never been a fan of fixing road vehicles to model railways. For a start, it allows me to use the models on more than one layout. Then, it means that the models will "move aro...
Nottingham PlayhouseThe camaraderie and eccentricities of some model railway enthusiasts make for an endearing group portrait in William Ivory’s well-gauged comedyBefore the play b...
Kato produce a range of Class 800 bi-modal multiple units in N Gauge, covering those used by Great Western Railway as well as the LNER under the Azuma brand. More
This issue takes you behind the scenes of one of the most ambitious temporary garden railways ever built, the stunning BBC Gardeners’ World Live display created by Andrew Christi...
Plenty of Phil in the October BRM, and in some interesting scales. We kick off with building a couple of N gauge (OK, 2mm scale) garden sheds from Metcalfe kits. They really are t...
We're delighted to announce that Circuitron's renowned range of point motors is now available to order from Rails of Sheffield! Explore all the new items now!More
Small shows are a happy hunting ground for me. Since I'm not looking for the latest RTR, I'm free to scrub around under tables and in scruffy cardboard boxes for interesting stuff...
The entire range of Rapido's newly tooled Kerr, Stuart & Co "Sirdar" 0-4-0T steam locomotives in OO9 Narrow Gauge have now arrived in stock! Shop now at Rails.More
We're delighted to announce our latest Railway Icons announcement in partnership with our friends at Locomotion Models, the National Railway Museum and BachmannMore
It feels like the tale of two rails - both taking years of work and a lot of dedication.
We've created a fantastic bargain bundle featuring the superb Hornby Saint Class 4-6-0 "Saint David"with five Collett Coaches - create your ultimate era 4 trainMore
New Rails Exclusive Announced: First Bus South Yorkshire 'Sheffield's 20' Wrightbus StreetDeck in 1:76 Scale. Pre-order now for release in Q4 2026. Shop now!More
We’ve just had the chance to get hands-on with production samples of Revolution Trains’ newly tooled N Gauge Class 313 and Class 314 EMUs! Find out more here.More
Rapido Trains UK have announced plans for a newly tooled range of LB&SCR Diagram 8 Covered Goods Vans in OO Gauge! 18 variations available to preorder.More
You know I love a weird, vintage kit. Well, under the table in the The Tram Junction, Laxey, Isle of Man, I found a couple of envelopes, claiming to contain bits for a coach kit. I...
You could say one of my practicals in BRM is a bit rubbish - well I was asked to take a modern dustcart, and work it into a diorama. The good news is that as well as the modelling...
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