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Iwonder if the Märklin brothers ever thought that when they first showed a toy train system in 1891, how the scale they had invented would develop? At the time, Gauge One was the smallest system on offer; even the tiny O gauge didn’t appear until...
This article was prompted by a visit from Graham Tutt with ‘Zaniskari’, his newly-acquired Darjeeling B Class loco built by Harvey Watkins. Readers will be very familiar with the well- known Roundhouse version of the B introduced in 2002,...
Some time ago, a friend of mine asked if I’d be interested in a couple of boxes he was about to throw away. They were full of odds and ends, including various 16mm scale and garden railway components that he no longer had any use for. It didn’t...
Yorkshire Garden Railway Show Date: Saturday, October 10th, 2026 Venue: Elsecar Heritage Centre, Wath Rd, Elsecar, Barnsley, S74 8HJ Times: 10am to 4pm Web: www.yorkshire.16mm.org.uk The Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition Date:...
Ifirst came across Timeless Models in 2021, when I was asked to review its Darjeeling and Himalayan Railway (DHR) luggage van. This review appeared in April 2022’s Garden Rail, and was soon followed by a DHR 3rd Class coach, a couple of...
1| The theme of working windows is consistent across this range of coaches. Each window comprises an inner and outer frame, a small piece of plastic glazing and a thinner frame that this drops into. It is a nice displacement activity to...