Continental Modeller is your passport to the best in International Railway Modelling.

Regarded as essential reading for every enthusiast who models the different railways of the world. Each month it shows you how to reproduce foreign railway scenes perfectly and is filled with regular tips & articles intended to inspire beginners and experts alike.

Filled with many exciting layouts including photographs, illustrations and plans Continental Modeller also boasts a huge range of display advertisements for those seeking to purchase further model equipment.

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RAILWAY OF THE MONTH

FOUR FEATHER FALLS

Ernie Melville relates how he persuaded other members of the Cupar & District MRC to build an American narrow gauge layout, prompted by the Bachmann Spectrum On30 range.





PLAN OF THE MONTH

NORDHAFEN

Roger Nicholls returns to European HO modelling with a compact quayside scene set in northern Germany.





FEATURES



TWO SMALL CAFÉS

Emmanuel Nouaillier continues his campaign devoted to modelling urban architecture in miniature, here setting the second completed café into a scene.



LA ROCHE PORPHYRE

As always planned, Rudi Nelissen has expanded his award-winning Belgian Vicinal HO micro layout extending the station area and serving a stone quarry.



PORTA ALPINA

An ingenious way of extending a Swiss HO layout – Boyd Misstear shows how he built a tunnel station.



NISHIKAWA

Simon Holtby reveals how he managed to find space for a third layout in the railway room, as a result of random purchases of tempting Japanese N models.



ERZBERGBAHN

Ore, rack, steam, and snow – an unforgettable experience: Guy Tyteca recalls a January 1976 visit to the famous mountain line in Austria while it was still steam worked.



TWIN FORKS

The latest instalment in the Seath Valley Railroad saga: Mike Garforth brings his extensive American N layout down from the loft to replace the G scale in the garage.



TATAR SUNDA

Ted Polet describes an Indonesian N gauge layout which was built by Indra Setia and Irin Kusnadi.



WOLFENFELS

The German N loft layout Jeff Ware has been developing for over two years is still considered ‘work in progress’.





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