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Model Rail is a British monthly magazine focused on railway modelling, layouts and model train collecting. First published in 1997, it provides inspiration, practical advice and expert guidance for hobbyists interested in building, operating and improving model railways. The magazine is known for its detailed layout features, showcasing creative projects from enthusiasts and experienced builders across a range of scales and eras. It also includes product reviews, construction techniques and step-by-step tutorials covering everything from track planning and scenery creation to weathering and detailing rolling stock. Regular features highlight new model releases, industry news and historical railway topics that help bring layouts to life with greater realism and authenticity. Interviews with rail modelling experts and layout builders offer additional insight and inspiration, while expert tips help readers develop their skills and tackle more ambitious projects. Available on PressReader, Model Rail magazine delivers practical modelling advice, creative inspiration and comprehensive coverage of the railway modelling hobby.
It’s easy to forget that some of the locomotives saved from Woodham Brothers scrapyard are still undergoing painstaking restoration to working order. By the end of this year, it’s highly likely that three more engines will have returned to...
Stephen Landucci hadn’t planned to model in ‘O’ gauge, but he’s now embraced this larger scale. Turn to page 74 for the full story. CHRIS NEVARD
• Accurascale Hunslet ‘Austerity’ • Dapol Class 66 • Sonic LBSCR K Class • Hornby LNER Class A4 • Hornby BR Class 10 • Hornby LMS streamlined Coronation
Ben Jones rounds up the latest developments on the ‘real’ railways.
The latest from the world of railway modelling, including Rapido’s first ‘OO’ diesel, Hornby’s ‘TT:120’ updates, and a new title from Model Rail’s Peter Marriott.
Ben Ando ponders whether, like novels, we all have a small layout in us?
How Barry scrapyard became a haven for steam.
Is it time for the ‘roundy micro’ layout to make a return to favour?
