Editorial

Bachmann’s Era system has been a topic of great debate. The Editor discusses the system and its future with Hornby Magazine.

Bath Green Park

This stunning layout is a scale re-creation of the famous Somerset and Dorset Railway’s terminus. Built by the Taunton Model Railway Group, it’s one not to miss.

Update

The latest news from the model railway world including the launch of Hornby’s Railroad range and Bachmann’s decision to pull its rebuilt ‘Royal Scot’ model.

Building Horndale Part 3

Peter Marriott concludes his three part feature showing how to build this compact layout by adding the scenery and details.

Off the shelf modelling

The London Midland Region’s locomotives go under the spotlight in this issues ‘Off the Shelf’ feature.

Inspirations

Atmospheric views of London Midland steam locomotives at work in the 1950s and ‘60s.

Ballasting for beginners

Every layout should have ballast, but how do you add it? Peter Marriot offers some suggestions.

Double delight

Hornby Magazine and Railways Illustrated have commissioned a special limited edition twin pack of pioneer Class 20s D8000 and D8001. This is their story.

Hornby Post

Readers views on the price of new models, Bachmann’s Era system and more.

Benson

This quaint country branchline is the first exhibition standard layout built by Mark Fincham. Western Region tank engines dominate the scene.

Switches for beginners

In the second instalment of our new series on basic electrics, Ian Morton reveals how simple switches can be incorporated into a model railway.

The country station

Stations are the most visible part of the railway scene, but what features make up a country station?

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