John’s railroad scenery video

John’s scenery are not bought models. You print the plans out and make them yourself.

You can get the scenery that John has printed out and made here.

John has kindly sent in a video afer all your comments on his pictures.

John made all this scenery from these plans. You can get them here.

Thanks John!

And don’t forget to save yourself a fortune with the ebay cheat sheet.

Keep those tips, video and pics coming!

Best

Al

PS Don’t forget my favourite modeling resource here.

Print out scenery town layout

John sent these – can’t wait to his layout!


“Hi Al,

Here are some photos of the town I’m putting together from the ‘print out’ scenery. I’ll send you some more pictures when I’ve added them to my layout.

John”


I think they look great – but of course, I’m biased, because they were all made from the ‘print out’ scenery here.

Nice one John!

And don’t forget to save your pennies with the ebay cheat sheet.

Best

Al

Railroad to military base

William sent this in – his railroad to military base.

He sent it in way back in 2012, but it’s still one of my faves.

I loved it:

“Thought you might like to see some pics of my Army base, it is 1 of 5 tables I’m working on.. Let me know what you think.

William”

army base railroad

military railroad

model railroad army base

model railroad army fort

model railroad factory

model railroad military road

night time railroad factory

railroad side trench

model railroad airfield

model railroad airtower

railroad army base

railroad army base fort

model railroad military base

model railroad factory

railroad fort

army model railroad curve

railroad to military base

railroad military

model railroad army hangar

model railroad tunnel for military base

railroad sidings

bridge

model railroad carpark

model railroad tanks

bridge

army railroad watertank

railway fort

railroad to military

It’s great isn’t it?

There are quite a few military themed layouts on the site. Here are some:

Phil’s World War 1 railway

“I thought I would share an update on my WW1 railway. If you recall it is set somewhere in the south of England in 1918.

You will see I have installed the Oxford Rail railway gun in a siding which doubles as a small military camp. I have decided it is too much trouble to actually get the gun to run with the clearances it requires.

Phil”

military model railway tank

You can see all of Phil’s pics here on his WW1 railway.

Phil’s WW1 railway update

“Thought I would share an update on the WW1 railway (somewhere in southern England 1918). The last few weeks have been about details and in particular figures.

In the gun park you see gunners working on their railway gun and watching some squadies square bash

The airdrome has now got pilots mechanics and of course an O/C!

On the platforms I have added some propaganda posters

Phil”

model railway army gun

You can see Phil’s WW1 update here.

Don’t forget to have a look at the latest version of the ebay cheat sheet.

And of course, save a fortune with this print out scenery (you just print it out and stick it together).

Best

Al