Author: John Gaydon

After the success of “Superheat”, which sold out only a few weeks after delivery, we had decided to hang up our publishing shoes and leave the future to

One of the highlights of my 1985 visit to China was a visit to Xian, home of the terracotta warriors. We arrived early January from Luoyang, much of

As you build your model railway layout, you will eventually come across the concept of track detection, or operating LEDs, turnouts. Or signals depending upon whether a train

Great pictures of Steam Trains in ASIA, Australasia and Latin America

Over 50 years after the legendary Cootamundra Tour in 1970, I thought it a good time to reflect on my experiences with 3827, considered by many to be

I took up residence in Johannesburg just after Christmas, 1974. After a week riding trains on the Rheine Emden line in northern Germany at speeds of 120 kph,

This famous saying from Forest Gump, comes to life in one country, Switzerland, famous for their chocolate and cheese with holes in it. I guess the cheese is

When it comes to NSW scale turntables. There isn’t a finer looking model on the market than that made by Anton’s trains. Over the years he has refined