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Railway Modeller 2020 January Little Bytham Modeling grain traffic in OO oning S
Railway Modeller 2020 January Little Bytham
Railway Modeller is published on the 22nd of preceding month. Printed in UK. Vol 71 # 831.
CONTENTS
2 Little Bytham
Railway of the Month
Tony Wright and his band of like-minded enthusiasts have undertaken this meticulous 00 gauge recreation of this wayside station on the East Coast Main Line.
10 Moving on from the train set 3 Project of the Month
Chris Ford concludes the construction of this 00 gauge project layout. Hopwood. with a kitbashed freight depot to hide the fiddle yard.
16 White Peak Limestone & Tarmacadam Ltd
Dave Hall has built another 00 gauge industrial layout in a small space. this time depicting limestone traffic and featuring a working discharge system.
22 Tops Tor
Paul Holwill was inspired by railways on Dartmoor to create this modest-sized N gauge layout; he chose winter as the season to model, including snow-covered track.
25 Honing Sulzers
Sean Hutchinson added some Just Like The Real Thing spare parts to a couple of Heljan models of the BR/ Sulzer Type 2s, to match his chosen prototypes.
28 Fairhaven Road
Archie Brown of the Glasgow & West of Scotland MRC took the concept of a well-known wartimeset layout for his own 'watching the trains go by' layout in 00.
33 Modelling Barnsley's Railways 2 Plan of the Month
Alan Whitehouse continues his South Yorkshire suggestions with a goods yard on a singled secondary route that sees heavy freight workings.
36 Ales through the Dales
Scale Drawings
Ian Nuttall considers how grain traffic was carried during the period in which his 00 gauge project Dentdale is set. with drawings of an LNER Dia 51 example, and a scratchbuilt LMS Dia 1689 model, rivets and all.
42 Beacon Point
A narrow gauge layout with a difference, inspired by the installations at Dungeness which led to the development Of RADAR. Mac Strong's 009 layout imagines a former military line repurposed for tourist traffic.
45 The three scenes of Longstone
Gn15 is the scale/gauge combination used to represent 15" gauge 'minimum gauge' railways in G scale. utilising 16.5 gauge track and 00 mechanisms along with garden railway accessories. as Graham Watling demonstrates.
48 Talking Points
Topical issues from the world of railway modelling. This month. Peter Page espouses modelling railway subjects that are more off the beaten track.
50 Suffolk Street
Micro-Marvels - the small layout gallery
A compact goods yard scene with a spider's web of trackwork. modelled in EM by Dick Yeo and imagined to be set in East London in steam days.
54 A quarry workshop
Charlie Johnson of the Who's Counting Rivets team in Series 2 of Channel 5's The Great Moder Railway Challenge presents his contribution to their entry.
56 Traditional modelling skills
Nik Wilson, of the series-winning Railmen of Kent team on The Great Model Railway Challenge 2019. shows how traditional skills are still relevant today.
58 An absorbing hobby
Harun Bashir, of the Titfield Thunderbolts team from Series 2 of TGMRC, describes how he came to take up railway modelling, which has expanded into volunteering on a full-size preserved railway.
60 Whaddon
Retired Lt Col Douglas Dowling has a collection of locomotives on his 0 gauge loft layout with a common theme - he cabbed them all!
71 Comment
Opinions and observations across the field of railway modelling. This month. Daily Telegraph columnist Bryony Gordon reflects on the hobby's newfound profile.
72 Readers' Letters
74 New Product Reviews
80 Book Reviews
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