Hints, tips and products for model railway enthusiasts.
5 Must-Have Tools To Transform Your Track Work From Terror To Triumph
There are an astonishing 10,072 miles of track in the UK.
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Fitting Point Motors – how to save yourself time now and avoid disruption later
Point motors are expensive and fitting them under baseboards takes time which often holds up layout construction. Here's a great way to get your track laid now while still [...]
Backscenes without detail
Making a backscene without costly printers and buying a commercial background. [...]
Making my model railway man-cave a bit more comfortable
I spend a lot of time in my model railway man-cave. It's time to add a few creature comforts. [...]
Ready but not able?
It's a sore spot for many railway modellers. What are your thoughts? [...]
Monday Money Savers: cheap model masking tape
Use masking tape in your model making? Here's a quick money saving tip. [...]
6 videos about track laying you have to watch
Everything you need to know about successfully laying track and track tips galore in 6 must-watch videos. [...]
Damaged Track, What Can I Do?
I was recently testing a locomotive on my layout and managed to damage a section of track in the process. Here's how I fixed it. [...]
What you can learn from E.T.
Can it really be 36 years? [...]
Model Railway Engineer Wins Its First Award
Towards the end of last year, I received an odd email. [...]
An effective but surprisingly simple to making points look better: Sunday Scribbles
This is an effective but surprisingly simple tip to give your points a little bit of extra realism.
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