Continental Modeller
CM JULY 2018 ISSUE
RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
Zeltweg
As a first foray into railway modelling, Peter Herzl-Smith has modelled in HO the station serving the Austrian town which was home to his maternal grandparents.
PLAN OF THE MONTH
Columbia & Western
Mike Dobson continues the account of the extensive O scale layout set on the Canadian Pacific.
EDITORS'S PICK
Thurnsfeld Hauptbahnhof
Large scale fun in the garden: Doug and Jenny Thompson took time to plan before eventually starting work on their garden layout.
PLUS
PRODUCT REVIEWS
BOOK and VIDEO REVIEWS
NEWS
EXHIBITION DIARY
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Vif - 2
Layout
Mark Booker concludes the detailed description of his scenic N gauge layout, based closely on a real French location, commenced in our June issue.
1918 Behind the Lines - a Layout Revisited
A memorial layout expanded and enhanced: Roy Hirst developed a First World War OO9 layout into a more representative record of the stock involved.
Pottendorf, 1912
High summer before the storm: Tim Hale has created an easily transportable and attractive Bavarian HO layout by the creative use of readily-available components.
Oresome Aggregates
Moving from a house to a flat prompted Peter Smith to build a new compact Feldbahn layout in HOf (1:87 scale, 6.5mm gauge) which was later extended.
La Noé Sur Erdre
Olivier Taniou travels back in time to spend a day at a halt in the French countryside, modelled in HO.
Naples
Street
Rod Shaw has built an American switching layout but in an unusual scale for such subjects - TT.
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