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I want to create a simple two-track loop with a couple of sidings and a station or two.... I don't have much room for a model railway so N is my only option..... what's the minimum board width I'd need? (Thinking of wall mounting the whole thing).

http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/underwater-tunnel-between-north-wales-8095838 £15bn, 50 years hence.... A true pipe dream? Incidentally, excellent up to date image of a Virgin HST at a First North Western-managed Holyhead to accompany the story. :roll:

http://i3.walesonline.co.uk/incoming/article6717527.ece/alternates/s2197/thomson-house.jpg In which you can see P5 still extant.

This BH weekend - featuring Deltic 55002 and the prototype HST powercar 41001, amongst others. http://www.didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk/

At approx. 1420 today a Freightliner coal train derailed at Crewe Junction immediately north of Shrewsbury, blocking all lines. Services to Manchester were being diverted via Wolverhampton to Crewe. Services from Holyhead were terminated at Chester with bus replacements running down the SHR-CHE...

Hello all Apologies if this has been mentioned in a thread already (had a quick scout through the last few pages, no mention that I can see) but there's some quite epic work about to take place on the Marches. According to http://www.arrivatrainswales.co.uk/EngineeringWorks/ the Marches...

As an ex-00 modeller when I was younger, I am keen to get back into modelling when I get a house of my own. I still have all my OO kit back at my parents' house, but I've become aware of N-Gauge, and I like the fact it's smaller so therefore would take up less space. Is N-Gauge modelling any...

Am browsing eBay looking for a basic, simple BR two-arrows badge to put on my (non-work) coat lapel, so thought I'd kill two birds with one stone: 1) - How do the old BR badges with clips on the back fit on to your garment - do they have to go through a buttonhole or something? 2) - What...

On the Cardiff to Holyhead route which I work often, there are two stations of particular interest (to me anyway!) due to their proximity to notable geographical or structural objects. Going S-N, Chirk / Y Waun is immediately preceded by, and closely followed by, two viaducts. Similarly...

Any idea how this works? It's the "on-train" part that appeals to me - I'd rather work on the train than in an office or booth; but does it involve any travelling or is it just platform work? https://www.comeaboard.co.uk/recruiter/users/jobsearch.php?&id=205