Garden Rail | Mar-26
Is a garden railway ever truly finished?
Probably not, but that’s half the fun! The Tinto Valley Light Railway is a perfect example. It’s still evolving, but looking fantastic, and its builder Richard Ashton has learnt a lot along the way.
If you’ve ever dreamed of running your models on a big railway, check out the line at Buckingham Railway Centre. They’re always looking for volunteers, and it’s an amazing place to let your engines really stretch their legs.
On the Workbench This Time:
• Building twin open wagons in wood and plastic
• Improvising a military train
• Smart steaming bay designs
• Assembling a WC kit
• Winter jobs for the garden
• Turning a toy Toyota truck into a weathered model masterpiece
• Two loco builds: a Go-Go diesel and a battery-powered steam engine
Plus: All the latest news for large-scale modellers!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Garden Rail Mar-26.