Class 37 Sound Decoder A DCC sound decoder for BR class 37 model locomotives Screenshots View Image Hunter's comment This long-awaited sound decoder for your Hornby Class 37 has finally come on pre-order

Last one for today as all the engines lined up ready for bed! I hope youve enjoyed my trip around a childhood hobby and I'm happy thag I've provided everyone with some different comment fodder!New

When it comes to modelling rock formations, this guy is a master. The video is a little long but strangely addictive and the end result is incredible.He makes it all look so easy and effortless, especially

Before you start, you need to decide which gauge and scale youre going to model in. This rather depends on the space you have available or what you wish to model sohere we have the railway scenics guide

Shenston Road is an incredible feat of railway modelling and is EM gauge set in the UK in the 1970s and built by a fella called Glen Brookes.This shows just how much you can do with the time, space, skills

Warley National Model Railway Exhibition, held annually at the NEC Birmingham is a brilliant way to start your journey into this hobby. Here at one of the UK's largest exhibitions you can gain insight

I have decided to declare today model railway day on @dlike where all my shares today are about model railways, techniques, resource and where to start!First up is a shout out for a great magazine which

I absolutely love www.sprucecrafts.com and I love it even more now I've discovered this excellent article about my beloved model railways especially this article on trackwork. Model train track can be

Class 9F Sound Decoder Adding digital sound to your model locos Screenshots View Image Hunter's comment The world of model railways have come a long way since I was a kid. We now have DCC digital control

This is an incredible model railway by a professional modeller Chris Nevard.Should you ever feel the need for his services, you can contact him at info@nevard.co.uk or you can pop over to his blog for

Incredibly realistic track bed. Yes, its genuinely a model and it must have taken hours of painstaking work to achiever that level of detail and realism! Source of shared Link

This is a scene from a famous exhibition layout in EM Gauge, Wibdenshaw is a fictional place based on Bradford, West Yorkshire.Good innit ? Source of shared Link

Another incredible detailing and weathering job from 'Waltergate Halt' . Absolute modelling art! Source of shared Link

A stunning weathered Class 26 uploaded in Sandhills - Jon's Gallery: Eastfield diorama in OOHeljan 26 detailed and weathered Source of shared Link

First in a series of celebrity model railway enthusiasts.As Rod Stewart reveals that he always books a hotel room for his model railway, we ask the enthusiasts why these tiny tracks hold such a big place

It looks almost real but its a well shot model. Read this article to find out how to Photograph your models and make them look as real as you can with out shopping them! Source of shared Link

This is what I'm trying to build a model based on. This time I'm going to scratch build all the track myself but I'm bringing it up to the early 80s which is long after it was sadly demolished. Skills

Onemof my favourite classes when I was a kid. Manyto be seen ferrying coal around the power stations and mines in the 80s....until allthe pits got shut down. A great model from Hornby :-) Source of shared

This is an excellent and free resource for anyone into some serious model railway building. This software will print templates for you to design your own trackwork! A little complicated to get into but

Hi, Imagine a miniature world set on a model railway where miniature people exist. Marks small friends have to be kept secret from other people. Crypto currencies are also similar in that they are a growing