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Colour Light Signalling for Model Railways is an extensive guide to developing and adding realistic colour light signalling to a model railway layout. To include a working signalling system is technically challenging but adds realism and 'wow' factor.

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Colour Light Signalling for Model Railways

The airbrush is an essential tool for modelers striving for professional-looking results. It can greatly enhance the quality of your modeling output, whether applying a full livery scheme or simply blending in areas of new paintwork. A good airbrush will offer unparalleled levels of finish and consistency, as well as the chance to create unique effects such as weathering and stenciling. This book reveals how anyone can use an airbrush effectively, provided that a few basic rules are followed. All of the necessary techniques are described, along with a wealth of practical guidance and detailed advice on choosing a spraying set-up to match your own needs and budget.

Airbrushing for Railway Modellers

Shire Library

There are more than 400 miniature railways in Britain. Some are hidden away and privately owned, others are parkland attractions, and some - such as the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch - are large commercial enterprises. They come in an array of gauges (from 5 inches up to 15 inches and sometimes beyond), but their most definitive characteristic is that they can carry passengers, whether sitting astride the rolling stock or inside enclosed carriages. In this colourfully illustrated guide, David Henshaw offers a concise history of miniature railways from the nineteenth century to the modern day, including a whistle-stop tour of the most notable examples open to the public - including the Ravenglass &amp; Eskdale and Eastleigh Lakeside railways - exploring their layouts, engineering and rolling stock.

Miniature Railways

Building Coaches is a beautifully illustrated and practical book and provides important advice and covers a wide variety of materials and processes.

A Complete Guide for Railway Modellers

Building Coaches

This new book gives the guidance and inspiration to place ready-to-run models of industrial locomotives in their natural, industrial environment.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A Guide for Railway Modellers

Modelling Heavy Industry

Small Crafts

Learn to create miniature models using a wide range of objects and materials found in your own home. Model making is an expensive endeavour. However, there are many model making techniques that can help to solve these problems and align the model maker with an ever-more sustainably focused world. Twenty techniques are presented in a step-by-step format. Several chapters focus on general model making knowledge including tools and equipment, paints, adhesives and health &amp; safety

Technical Skills Using Everyday Objects

Model Making

For British Rail, the 1970s was a time of contrasts, when bad jokes about sandwiches and pork pies often belied real achievements, like increasing computerisation and the arrival of the high-speed Inter-City 125s. But while television advertisements told of an 'Age of the Train', Monday morning misery continued for many, the commuter experience steadily worsening as rolling stock aged and grew ever more uncomfortable. Even when BR launched new electrification schemes and new suburban trains in the 1980s, focus still fell on the problems that beset the Advanced Passenger Train, whose ignominious end came under full media glare. In British Railways in the 1970s and '80s, Greg Morse guides us through a world of Traveller's Fare, concrete concourses and peak-capped porters, a difficult period that began with the aftershock of Beeching but ended with BR becoming the first nationalised passenger network in the world to make a profit.

British Railways in the 1970s and ’80s

European railways are characterized by a huge and contrasting range of locomotives, liveries, rolling stock, stations and infrastructure. In addition, the network incorporates standard, narrow and broad gauges, private and nationalized railways, high-speed corridors, single-track branch lines and rack systems.If that was not appealing enough for the railway modeller, these fascinating railways are also located in dramatically diverse landscapes ranging from the industrial Ruhr to the majestic Alps.If you wish to explore the new and exciting railway modelling opportunities that Europe has to offer, if you need a helping hand about where to go, what to read and what to buy, then this is the book for you.

Modelling European Railways

Modelling Railways in 0 Gauge is an essential guide to 0 gauge modelling skills, techniques, modelling suppliers and services. It considers the history and the benefits of 0 gauge. Discusses the various prototypical gauges that can be successfully modellin in 0 gauge. John Emerson shows the modeller how to successfully create scenery and model buildings as well as practical layout planning. Locomotives, coaches and wagons are all covered and details are given on how to achieve an authentic lineside look.

Modelling Railways in 0 Gauge

Isambard Kingdom Brunel considered the Great Western Railway the 'finest work in England' and he contributed many groundbreaking features, none so unorthodox as the decision not to adopt the 'standard' track gauge of 4ft 8¿in and instead introduce the new 'broad gauge' of 7ft ¿in. Describing the rationale behind the choice of broad gauge, and also the unique track and locomotives used, this beautifully illustrated introduction to broad gauge railways chronicles the building of the original GWR between Bristol and London, and the expansion of that original 112-mile main line into a network stretching across the West of England, Wales and the Midlands. It describes how the clash between broad and narrow led to the 'Battle of the Gauges' and also provides a list of places to visit where broad gauge artefacts still survive.

Broad Gauge Railways

In this latest volume, expert modeller George Dent shares his theories and practices on the art of weathering buildings, motor vehicles, ships and all manner of scenic features.

Buildings, Scenery and the Lineside

Weathering for Railway Modellers Volume 2

Modelling Tunnels, Embankments, Walls and Fences for Model Railways demonstrates how to build these essential features and place them into a railway layout.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Modelling Tunnels, Embankments, Walls and Fences for Model Railways

Locomotive kit building remains the best route to achieving a varied range of motive power in most scales but it also retains a mystique, being associated with expert modellers and expensive tools. This title demonstrates how anyone can successfully assemble working kits with only a modicum of inexpensive equipment and experience.

Volume 2 - Locomotives and Multiple Units

Kit Building for Railway Modellers

Colour Light Signalling for Model Railways

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