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
Bw MEINECKE
A typical corner of DB territory – Manfred Haaker describes a German HO layout that has been developed in various clubrooms over the years.

PLAN OF THE MONTH
CAPDENAC
A French junction with modelling potential: Ian Stock explores an interesting location in the south of France.


FEATURES

TILFF (LEMUR)
Artevelde Miniatuur Spoorweg Amateurs Club (AMSAC) members have constructed a sectional HO layout to display typical Belgian train compositions, in representative scenes from around a specific location.

RUE DE LA GLACIÈRE – 2
Emmanuel Nouaillier shares more of his techniques for highly detailed and realistic scenic modelling, creating an authentic structure in the French urban scene.

KLAPPING
A truncated ÖBB terminus with a diesel branch modelled in HO by Mike Roualle of Carpenders Park Modellers.

A BAVARIAN GOODS SHED
David Cox shows how he made an authentic structure for his new HO layout.

VROEGE
Jaap Stuurman imagined a narrow gauge line (HOe) serving a tar, pitch, and oil dealership near Rotterdam.

SAINT TOURBIÈRE
An imaginary but authentic scenic French location in the Ardèche, modelled in HO by Wim Wijnhoud.

CHEYNGZHOU
A Chinese Z gauge layout with city and country scenes, built to be easily portable by Roddy Mullin.

KÖLN DRAUßEN SÜD
This HO layout by Andrew Knights depicts a location in the suburbs of Köln where DBAG meets HGK.


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