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RAILWAY MODELLER December 2025 Vol.76 No.902


In the December edition of Railway Modeller, we announce the winners and runners-up in the Peco RAIL200 Model Layout Competition, which celebrated this year's 200th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway, and set participants the challenge of building a layout or diorama in a space of just 750mm x 305mm. The winning and runner-up layouts, together with other selected finalists, are featured in this issue and will be on display at the National Exhibition Centre for the National Festival of Railway Modelling on 22 & 23 November. Other features include the Diamond Jubilee of the London & North Eastern Railway Society, and the story of how a group of modellers re-created the Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway station of Sturminster Newton for display in that town's museum.

RAILWAY OF THE MONTH

Ryburn
A P4 model based on the Rishworth branch in Yorkshire, and set in the pre-Grouping era of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway.

PLAN OF THE MONTH

Ryecroft Arena
A modern era N gauge urban station in just 5' 7" x 2'; Bred Albin, an OO gauge Scottish terminus modelled in winter and set in the BR steam era; and Millfield, an OO9 narrow gauge layout built on a cardboard base. A suitably seasonal article also shows how a layout was built to run around the base of a Christmas tree!

PLUS ALL THE LATEST NEWS & REVIEWS...

 
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RAILWAY MODELLER March 2026 Vol.77 No.905

The March 2026 Railway Modeller is our traditional Scottish-themed issue to coincide with the Model Rail Scotland exhibition – the largest annual independent model railway show in the UK, of which we bring you a full preview. Scottish layouts in this issue include Glen Dochard Distillery in OO, Largoward – also in OO and re-creating part of the East Fife Central Railway in the 1960s – and Gairloch, a new addition to the North West Highland Railway, an N gauge system depicting a proposed but never built branch line. Chris Ford also completes the construction of his OO gauge layout set in the West Highlands of Scotland, which will be on show at Model Rail Scotland.
March 2026 is also the 60th anniversary of the closure of the famous Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway, which we mark by featuring Chilcompton Tunnel – an OO gauge model of one of the line's best-known photographic locations – and the construction of a Somerset & Dorset Sentinel locomotive from a 3D-printed kit. Railway of the Month is Bowater's Paper Mill, a 7mm scale re-creation of the last privately owned narrow gauge industrial steam railway in the UK.
New products reviewed in this issue include the retooled Class 66 diesel from Bachmann, the Great Western Railway '5700' and '8750' pannier tanks from Accurascale, the Great Northern Railway Class J13 0-6-0ST from Rapido Trains UK and the Class 74 electro-diesel from EFE Rail, all in OO gauge, and the Hornby Class 37 diesel for the new TT:120 scale. We also bring you all the latest news and model announcements from the hobby, including the 2026 range from Hornby.
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RAILWAY MODELLER February 2026 Vol.77 No.904

This issue, we review the new OO gauge Port of Par Bagnall 0-4-0 saddle tank locomotives in OO gauge from Rapido Trains UK – with the cover image of the two models set up especially to re-create the working days of these engines at Par Docks. Other new models reviewed include the GB Railfreight Class 69 diesel from Bachmann in OO; the Hornby TT:120 Branch Line Freight Train Set with the Adams B4 locomotive; the all-new Gresley V2 2-6-2 in N from Graham Farish/Bachmann; and the Class 153 diesel railcar in O gauge from Heljan.
Railway of the Month is an OO gauge model of the famous trans-Pennine Woodhead Route, which was first featured as the Plan of the Month in the December 2017 issue and is now well on the way to completion. Other layouts include Choates Lane, an N gauge model based on the High Speed 1 route just outside London; Rushwick, a compact 1960s BR Western Region branch line terminus in OO; and Jennings' Sidings, an O gauge model that evolved from an industrial shunting layout into a Great Western Railway branch terminus, but can still be operated in either form.
Constructional articles include the building of a large iron arch bridge in N gauge, mainly from card sheet; a scratch-built model based on industrial Beyer Garratt locomotive William Francis in 3mm scale; and some innovative methods by Giles Favell, who has built a 16mm scale layout on which the radio-controlled locomotives even have animated driver figures! 
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RAILWAY MODELLER April 2026 Vol.77 No.906

The striking cover of this month's Railway Modeller depicts the new LNER Azuma high-speed passenger train, released in OO gauge in the Hornby RailRoad range and reviewed inside. Other new models reviewed in this issue include the Great Western Railway Saint 4-6-0 and Bulleid Tavern Cars, also in OO from Hornby; Isle of Wight coaches in OO from EFE Rail; the Andrew Barclay fireless locomotive in OO from Rapido Trains UK; the Class 117 Diesel Multiple Unit and Class 121 railcar in O gauge from Heljan; and PHA/JGA hopper wagons in OO from Cavalex.
Railway of the Month is Keighley Northern, an OO gauge layout portraying a fictional London & North Eastern Railway main line network in the West Riding of Yorkshire and set in 1937. Other layouts featured include Eyemouth, a branch line terminus in Berwickshire modelled in N gauge; Kyle of Macallan MPD, a diesel-era shed scene in EM gauge in a space of just 44in x 17in; and Birkenhead Priory, an extensive OO gauge model depicting the railways of the Wirral in the BR steam era. 
Constructional articles include the adaptation of Parkside/Peco OO gauge coach kits to make OO9 narrow gauge stock; working remote control road vehicles for the OO gauge layout Bournemouth West; scratch-building a Class 158 DMU in O gauge from parts produced around the world; and the use of mirrors to give the illusion of greater scenic depth on a layout.
We also bring you all the latest news from the model railway world, including the winner of the 2025 Railway Modeller Cup Competition and the spring product announcements from Bachmann.
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RAILWAY MODELLER June 2026 Vol.77 No.908

In the June 2026 issue of Railway Modeller, we mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sir Nigel Gresley, the legendary Chief Mechanical Engineer of the London & North Eastern Railway. Special features for the occasion are a history of his life and work, with TT:120 scale drawings of some of his locomotives, and a plan for an extensive OO gauge layout of Doncaster, the birthplace of many of those locomotives. We also review the new Gresley J50 0-6-0T in TT:120 scale from Hornby.
Railway of the Month is Stoke Canon, an N gauge layout re-creating the idyllic scenery of South Devon, while other layouts featured include Bankfield, an OO gauge Privatisation era exhibition layout built by Blackburn & East Lancashire Model Railway Society; Abbey Shed, a compact OO9 layout constructed for the Peco RAIL200 Model Layout Competition; and St Jude's Bay, an OO and OO9 layout that was extracted from a permanent position in a loft and adapted for exhibition use. 
Modelling articles include the story of how the Wilmington Grammar School for Boys Model Railway Club built an entry for the Peco RAIL200 competition; a guide to modelling trees by Gordon Gravett; and how to build the new 7mm scale wooden platform halt kit from Peco. New product reviews include the London & South Western Railway T3 4-4-0 in OO by EFE Rail, N gauge wagons and TT:120 lineside fencing from Peco, and OO gauge RailRoad Class 37 diesels from Hornby.
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RAILWAY MODELLER May 2026 Vol.77 No.907

The May 2026 issue of Railway Modeller celebrates several significant anniversaries, with a special commemorative booklet to mark 80 years of Peco. It is also 150 years since the birth of Sir William Stanier, the celebrated Chief Mechanical Engineer of the London Midland & Scottish Railway, for which Garry Hall describes how he modelled Stanier's streamlined Princess Coronation Pacific locomotive and the 'Coronation Scot' express train of 1937 in the new TT:120 scale, while we provide TT:120 scale drawings of these locomotives in their non-streamlined form which Stanier himself preferred! Finally, Jackie Kneeshaw, Chairman of the Gauge O Guild, marks the 70th anniversary of that organisation with a special Milepost feature. 
Railway of the Month is Aston Cote, an OO gauge model of a proposed but never built rail link between Fairford and Cirencester in Gloucestershire, built by John Rose in the style of the well-known Pendon Museum layout. Other layouts featured include The Yard (a 7mm scale industrial scene with working remote-control cranes and lorries); Project New Street, an OO gauge cameo of part of Birmingham New Street station which won the 2025 Peco RAIL200 Model Layout Competition; and an OO9 cameo of the Ffestiniog Railway Boston Lodge engine shed, which can portray several periods in the line's long history. 
Leading the new product reviews this month is the Hornby Dublo Deltic diesel in OO, featured on the magazine's cover, while other reviews include Evolution bogie coaches in OO from Rapido Trains UK, the Class 13 'Master and Slave' diesel shunter from Bachmann in OO, and North Eastern Railway hopper wagons both in OO by Accurascale and N by Graham Farish/Bachmann. 

Booklet Inside:

To celebrate the 80th anniversary of Peco, we present a special commemorative booklet with the May 2026 issue of Railway Modeller, looking back at the company's long and innovative history,  providing an overview of some of its most significant products – with a particular focus on the Streamline track range – and taking a behind-the-scenes tour of the Peco factory, which visitors can experience on selected dates throughout the year. 
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