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British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Sep 01 2026
Magazine

British Railway Modelling (BRM) magazine provides exceptional coverage of the UK model railway hobby. We cover all eras and scales, giving readers quality content with superb photography. Practical 'How to' articles by our team of modelling experts. Product news and in-depth reviews. The best inspirational model railway layouts. Historical resources and helpful information. Plus much, much more.

LONDON CALLING • This might-have-been layout captures the heart of London's old railway, offering viewers a slice of the capital in miniature.

About the modeller

COMMUNITY

SWITCHING UP • After the launch of Class 26 and Class 27 locomotives in O, Martin Poulter's adventure in a new gauge began, helping him recapture his favourite region when BR Blue diesels dominated the rails.

About the modeller

Populate your coaches • Coaches were made for transporting people, so our models need to have a few passengers inside if they are to look right. Unless your layout is a branch line whose existence is hanging by a thread, you'll need reasonable numbers, too. Fortunately, cheap figures are available, and once loaded aboard, carriages will look much better than running empty.

Building a Modern Hotel

Men at work

WHEN DID WHEELIE BINS APPEAR?

Weather a Hornby CCT

Create a beach promenade

Operating points using mechanical means

EDINBURGH EASTER 1984

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION TO BLAENAU FFESTINIOG

BURTON SALMON

PEAKS AT VICTORIA

EYEMOUTH • Venturing north of the border for the first time, this serial layout builder showcases his newest creation, which includes some top-tier buildings and scenic touches.

HIGHER BUXTON GOODS - A PROTOTYPE WITH POTENTIAL

LARGE-SCALE OPERATION • On a mission to prove that Gauge 3 can be enjoyed indoors, John Tuckett took on the challenge to produce an exhibition-worthy layout in under 12 months, with some impressive results.

THE LATEST HEADLINES

New Hornby TT:120 Announcements

Rails reveals its first ‘Bespoke’ loco

Hornby expands Class 37 range

Rapido announces more 7-Plank Wagons

Light Railway Stores commissions exclusive 009 range

Osborns brings football home

Revolution unveils N Gauge luxury

Clark Railworks announces LMS 42ft GUV

Modelu adds colour to OO range

Atkitz unveils multicolour shelter

Bachmann Class 47/0

TMC Exclusive BR six-wheel ‘BZ’ brake luggage van

Accurascale Class 37

Irish Railway Models NIR DL 101 Class Hunslet

Rapido Trains S160 2-8-0

British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Buffer Stop • This month in pictures

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  • English