Scenery
Every model railway needs scenery. This can mean rolling green hills, muddy fields, pretty ponds of a forest of pine trees. This section is dedicated to helping you improve your layout's scenery. Articles and videos range from modelling static grass through to building telegraph poles.
Phil's Practical - Bed in your buildings
Model magazines have been telling readers to avoid gaps under buildings for over…
22 April 2020
Phil's Practical - Make a puddle
Puddles are a rare feature on model railway layouts and modelling them depends a…
16 April 2020
How to model an Autumn scene
Creating a seasonal shift from the summer on your model railway has never been…
28 March 2020
How to make a fence for a model railway
Obligatory on Britain’s railways for safety and legal reasons,we demonstrate how…
30 January 2020
How to model a cliff or rock face
Observation is everything when it comes to creating a low-cost detailed rock…
25 September 2019
How to repair scenery on your model railway
Time is the enemy of scenic modellers. With it comes damage, dust, dirt and…
14 August 2019
How to create a spring scene
Looking to add an instant splash of colour to your layout? Here we show you how…
17 July 2019
How to model water on model railways
There is a selection of ‘ready to pour’ products that make water easier than you…
10 July 2019
How to add fences and boundaries
Transform the landscape of your layout by adding hedges and field barriers.
02 July 2019
How to make a flowing stream diorama
Kevin Phare’s cakeboxes are great examples of modelling in any scale. Here’s how…
18 June 2019
Top tips on how to model roads and road markings
Here we show you our top six tips on how to model roads, road markings and…
05 March 2019
How to model a potato field
Follow our step-by-step guide on how to model a potato field for your model…
08 August 2018
VIDEO: How to model a waterfall
An excellent feature to add to your model railway. We show you how.
08 August 2018
