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  • Building a TT:120 layout in 2026, what is available?

    Building a TT:120 layout in 2026 is getting easier as more manufacturers are producing items in the scale. Heljan are making locomotives, and Peco are releasing TT:120 wagons. Why TT:120? TT:120 can be a great space saver while not losing detail. Moreover, you can fit a 1st radius oval of TT track on a 2′…

  • Graham Farish N Gauge Mk I Post Office Storage Vans, POT, out now.

    Graham Farish has released eight variations of the MK I Post Office Tender vehicle. This first saw service in 1968 and remained in use until the mid-2000s.

  • Kingsway Models has released a large model of the Ex Carlisle bus depot. The kit is printed on card sheets and is not die-cut, hence we offer a kit build service for this building. You can buy an unbuilt kit from Kingsway on the link above.

  • Peco TT:120 wagons, are they any good?

    At less than £20, Peco TT:120 wagons represent great value. Especially when you consider 00 wagons are priced at around £40.

  • Hornby’s New 00-scale Midland Pullman Train Pack

    Hornby has released a new 00 scale Midland Pullman Class 43 HST set, in the striking Blue Pullman livery. A powerful 5-pole skew wound motor is fitted as well as a 21-pin DCC socket. NEM couplings also come as standard.

  • More Peco TT:120 laser-cut Buildings on the way

    Already released is the Peco TT:120 Country station. Buy the Peco TT:120 Country station on Amazon (Affiliate link): Peco TT:120 Country Station The range of Peco lineside TT:120 kits continues to grow with several new announcements. All will be available in September 2025. The kits are based on buildings found at Ventnor West on the…