Peco RMS27 Railway Modeller Special 2027

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The 2027 Railway Modeller Special
Printed on high quality paper with a glossy, card cover, this bookazine comprises more than 100 pages of new and previously unpublished material, covering a wide range of topics – all related to the wonderful hobby of model railways.
Layout features include a spectacular rendition of the Woodhead Route in N gauge, a room-filling Privatisation era system with main line diesels in OO, and an O gauge exhibition model inspired by Chard Junction, set in the 1960s.
In addition, the railways and tram systems on the Isle of Man are explored, whilst the life of the Reverend Awdry – creator of The Railway Series of books – is charted with an in-depth biographical article.
Other articles cover the construction of a working model depicting the 19th century Catch Me Who Can locomotive in Gauge 1; an examination of the challenges associated with reproducing private railway company liveries in model form; and a retrospective look at the life and career of Class 56 locomotive 56 302 prior to its recent export overseas.
There are many more features as well, including our customary review of the past year.
- The Woodhead Route: A spectacular N gauge recreation of the famous trans-Pennine railway route.
- OO Gauge in the Privatisation Era: A room-filling layout featuring main line diesel locomotives.
- Chard Junction in O Gauge: An exhibition layout inspired by the station and its surroundings in the 1960s.
- Railways of the Isle of Man: Explore the island's distinctive railway and tram systems.
- The Reverend Awdry: An in-depth look at the life of the creator of The Railway Series books.
- Catch Me Who Can: Discover the construction of a working Gauge 1 model of this pioneering 19th-century locomotive.
- Recreating Railway Liveries: Explore the challenges of modelling liveries from private railway companies.
- Class 56, 56 302: A retrospective on the locomotive's life and career ahead of its recent export overseas.