BRON HEBOG

A rite of passage for anyone of my generation - by which I mean growing up in the 70s and 80s - was attempting the Blue Peter 'makes...

We're about to head home from a very successful and enjoyable weekend at the Welsh Highland Super Power Great & Small event. It wa...

At your local newsagent you will find not one but two exciting opportunities to read about our layouts. Our models of the FR and WHR are f...

Unlucky in this case because its the last of this series of fabulous Chris Nevard shots of Dduallt . Very appropriately its a departure sh...

It's downhill all the way as we approach the end of this series of pictures from Chris Nevard's shoot for Model Rail magazine. Thi...

I make no apologies for another shot featuring the Earl of Merioneth . As a child of the 80s I've always had a soft spot for it. Yo...

Light. It's funny stuff isn't it? David Lloyd George is a chameleon-like locomotive which has a very different appearance dependin...

For my 500th post I can think of nothing better than one of the best pictures of our layouts I have ever seen. Chris Nevard took this exqu...

A very unusual shot of Taliesin at the bottom of the spiral this week. Although the picture is shot from quite high up, compared to th...

If you enjoyed last week's Rhoslyn Bridge moment here's another one... This week's Nevard masterpiece captures Vale of Ffes...

I wonder how long before we all forget Lyd once looked like this? This shot by Chris Nevard for Model Rail magazine shows our Backwood...

This is a scene you are unlikely to see ever again on the FR. I know I am not alone in mourning the removal of the passing loop - and m...

A really delightful scene for the second of our shots by Chris Nevard, as Earl of Merioneth drifts down the spiral. Doesn't she loo...

I'm introducing a new weekly feature for the blog for 2013. For most of the last two years regular readers have enjoyed (I hope?) the ...

Dduallt is featured in the latest issue of Model Rail magazine which hits the newsagents shelves today (Thursday). Those with a subscript...