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British Railway Modelling (BRM), 9 Jul 2026

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ArticleBardun (OO)

The Wake­field Rail­way Mod­el­lers’ Soci­ety intro­duces us to its latest cre­ation, which enabled the team to develop new skills. Fol­low­ing the suc­cess of the club’s mod­ern image lay­out, ‘Troutons’, and after seven years out on the exhib­i­tion...

Bardun (OO)

ArticleSt. Hold­ens (EM)

Retire­ment promp­ted this builder to dive into his first lay­out, which enabled him to share memor­ies of the steam days of his youth. Most mod­el­lers base their rail­ways on the trains they grew up with, often child­hood memor­ies of fam­ily...

St. Hold­ens (EM)

ArticleEnhan­cing a coal­ing stage in TT:120

There’s an old mod­el­ling adage that noth­ing looks more like coal than real coal. Well, the black-painted stuff on Hornby’s TT:120 coal­ing stage isn’t bad, but with a little work, we can make the model look even bet­ter. As an added bonus, this...

Enhan­cing a coal­ing stage in TT:120

ArticleDetail­ing the Hornby pxxRail­road Deltic

HORNBY’S RAILROAD model of Deltic 55 002 The Kings Own York­shire Light Infantry, or KOYLI as it’s often referred to, is based on the old Lima model, launched in 1977, albeit with a much-upgraded drive sys­tem, and DCC with sound-fit­ted. I have...

Detail­ing the Hornby pxxRail­road Deltic