UK Heritage Hub Newsletter Issue 30
Issue 30 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine has been published! Click here to download and read it!
Issue 30 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine has been published! Click here to download and read it!
Do not forget to download and read Issue 29 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine has been published! Click here to have a look!
On the lookout for decent, cheap 00 scale models, I came across a Hornby GNR J13. At first glance it was obvious that it was streets ahead of the J83 so decided to give it a go, so here is it’s review!
Issue 29 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine has been published! Click here to download and read it!
Issue 28 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine was published (click here to download and read it) last week and included a supplement on the Severn Valley Railway Autumn gala (28a). Don’t forget that UK Heritage Hub are also releasing a DVD on the event – see the trailer below for more! The DVD will be…
This week’s model star is prestigious member of the Locoyard fleet. A special member of the BR Standard 7MT Britannia class; 70004 William Shakespeare is a popular prototype despite it no longer being with us.
The Midland Railway’s 4F 3835 class numbered 197 examples. The class were tough and reliable and construction of the class continued by the LMS, albeit with lower chimneys and dome plus switched from right to left hand drive by the LMS. Hornby produce a model of the LMS-built type, which is an old Airfix model…
This week’s model star is S&DJR 3F Jinty no 23, a new but regular runner in the Locoyard collection. This model is somewhat interesting as it is a model of a locomotive masquerading as a different machine! It is therefore a model of BR 47327 repainted as S&DJR number 23…
Issue 28 of UK Heritage Hub’s ezine has been published (click here to download and read it)! As ever it is packed full of a variety of articles from many different authors from around the UK. Please note that submissions for Issue 29 are now open. If there is a topic or article that you…
This model review has been promised for a little while now! The D11 class were very successful locomotives that performed well throughout their forty year career’s. Bachmann’s model is no less impressive and set’s a standard that will be hard to match!