Tanat Valley 3 by Peter Drost
Modelling and Historical Links
Dutch ScaleSeven Group : An active and vibrant group of modellers in the Netherlands.
Historical Model Railway Society : The HMRS is an organisation which collects and collates information on all aspects of railway history, with special consideration to information for modellers.
Chiltern Model Railway Association : The CMRA was founded in 1965 to facilitate the avoidance of clashes of exhibition dates, provide a means of communication between the clubs and encourage mutual support. Its aims are best summarised as “to encourage and promote the model railway hobby”. The ScaleSeven Group is a member of the CMRA.
The Model Railway Club : Established in 1910, the MRC is seen by many as the model railway club.
Gauge 0 Guild : The Gauge 0 Guild was formed in 1956 to provide support for modellers who work in the scale of 7mm to 1ft.
The Association of Larger Scale Railway Modellers : The ALSRM is open to anyone interested in model railways in the larger scales S, O, 1, G and upwards.
Broad Gauge Society : The Broad Gauge Society, founded in 1980 to promote research into, and the modelling of, the 7ft 0-1/4in Broad Gauge Railways of Great Britain.
Western Thunder : An active forum with strong support from many Scale7 modellers
7mm Discussion Group : An active discussion group for 7mm modellers of all flavours.
S Scale Society : For those who find 4mm too small and 7mm too big, S Scale (1:64) offers an alternative.
ScaleFour Society : The ScaleFour Society combines the S4 and Proto4 groups under one banner.
EM Gauge Society : EM was the first serious attempt at finescale 4mm scale modelling and still has a large following.
3mm Society : The 3mm Society supports modellers who work to the finescale version of the original TT or Table-Top scale.
2mm Scale Association : Offering support to modellers who work to the 2mm scale equivalent of the ScaleFour standards. The gauge adopted is 9.42mm.
The UK Model Shop Directory : The largest online resource for British model railway enthusiasts.
Missenden Railway Modellers’ Weekends : These well-established practical weekends are aimed at those modellers with some basic skills, who want expert advice and time for uninterrupted modelling.
Erik Olson : Erik works to a scale of 1:45, building Danish State Railways prototypes. Over the years he has developed some very interesting modelling techniques, including the use of working leaf springing.
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