| | A valuable addition to the successful 'Aspects of Modelling' series, this new book covers perhaps the most basic but most important aspect of the railway modeller's hobby after the construction of the baseboards, the layout itself. Included in the book are an examination of a number of simple layouts and detailed explanations on how more complex plans can be developed. The book also shows the sort of compromises that have to be made when creating a layout in limited space, and gives useful tips and guidance on avoiding common pitfalls. Fully illustrated, this is a practical guide to getting track layouts correct and gives the very best technical advice for anyone starting out in railway modelling; it also provides much helpful guidance for the experienced modeller. Contents:
- Introduction
- 1 – The Country Station
- 2 – The Rest of the World
- 3 – To the Seaside!
- 4 – Watching the Trains Go By
- 5 – The Loco Shed
- 6 – Modelling the City Scene
- 7 – The Goods Yard
- 8 – Modelling the Prototype
- Bibliography
- Postscript
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