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Nn3
modelling is small. Thats N scale narrow gauge using Z gauge
track. |
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The history
of Roy C Links Crowsnest tramway layouts. Inspirational modelling
and conceptualising |
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If you are
modelling EM gauge then you will need the support of the EM gauge
society from how to to where can I buy? Everything you need to
know. |
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Brain Fayles
website is a history of his modelling. His latest works are in
Gn15 and are very good indeed. Of particular note at the site
is his figure painting tutorial. |
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A photo history
of the railway that ran along Holyhead breakwater in North Wales.
Perfect ideas for an unusual layout |
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Very nice
site about a long lost railway line running through the Lincolnshire
Wolds. Helpful during the making of Wold farm Mushrooms |
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Macton is
a rare beast indeed. A 15" gauge line serving an locomotive
works. here the buildings are big and dominate the layout. Awesome
modelling. |
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THE website
to go to for any ideas and inpiration for very small model railways |
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Martin Hogg
is a prolific producer of small model railway layouts. All are
chronicled here. Delightful modelling |
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Cement Quay
and Arne Wharf are just two of Chris' layouts that he details
here. Also an extensive library of modern Railway photographs. |
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Producers
of the REVIEW |
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Leading supplier
of kits and bits for Gn15 |
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Excellent
British based forum for railway modellers |
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Neil Rushby's
website documents all his layouts including the wonderfully atmospheric
Shell island. |
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Many of Schombergs
bits and pieces have found their way on to Purespring Watercress.
Gn15 American outline |
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Colin Peakes
Shifting sands layout is On18, O scale using N gauge track. His
model makes me feel homesick its that atmospheric. |
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| Lyddlow |
Bob Hughes website home
to many, many, many minumum space model railway layouts |
| Deadwater Burn |
RMwebber "Mines a
pints" Russ documents the building of his EM gauge RMweb
challenge layout. |
| P4
New Street |
Jim Smiths project to
build a model of Birmingham New Street Station in P4. Awe inspiring. |
| Gn15.info |
THE site to head to if you're interested in Gn15
or if you've never heard of Gn15 but want to try something new
and different |
| Scalescenes |
A great idea. Building
kits that you pay for and download off the internet. Once you've
got the kit you can print off as many as you like. Some really
nice models and a freebie to try out as well |
| Joyces
world of Transport eclectica |
Lots of miscellaneous
information about prototype railways. Most interesting to me
was finding a diagram listing clearances for tunnel mouths and
platforms and other railway structures |
| Lance Mindheim dot com |
Quite probably the most
amazing HO scale shelf layout ever. Realism and atmosphere of
the very highest order. |
| Penmorfa |
Dave Sallery's excellent
selection of websites cover the railways of North Wales. This
site is a superb resource for ideas. |
| Geoffs Rail Diaries |
"Confessions of a
trainspotter" a photographic record of Daves many railway
adventures |
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