BRON HEBOG

After a long pause there's some progress to report on our project to build a modern day James Spooner from a Backwoods kit. As you can s...

And so to the final three months of 2021 as we look back on what Himself and I got up to... October In the first of these review posts I rem...

And so we come to the end of another year of lockdown and exhibition-less modelling - for us at least. It's ironic that the reason I beg...

The arrival of a radical new locomotive in the top left hand corner of Wales always brings the irresistable urge to put it to the test and s...

I'm sure you're probably heartily sick of pictures of proudly purchased Bachmann Double Fairlies by now, but if you've come to t...

The secret is out - and what a secret! Bachmann has pulled off quite a coup with its 009 Double Fairlies revealed today. Bachmann   They hav...

Himself is slightly short on projects so has been flirting with a danger and second-guessing Boston Lodge.  More specifically, he's been...

2020 was rounded off nicely with the delivery through the letterbox of the latest edition of the FR magazine. These days there's very li...

July    As we moved into the second half of the year Livingston Thompson had been painted, lined and weathered and taken for its first test ...

April I finished off the previous post saying we had plans for an old England engine kit and a dead chassis which were lying around in the b...

Two of our new tow-around models are finished after a visit from the airbrush to make them look suitably distressed and uncared for. I found...