GARDEN TRAINS (on film)

If you can recommend others let me know via the Forum and I will gladly include them.

• Association of 16mmNarrow Gauge Modellers 16mm.org.uk/index.htm This is the home for all those interested in the running of model Narrow Gauge trains of a suitable size and scale for use outdoors. The majority of our members run on little tracks of 32mm or 45mm gauge and many operate with live steam locomotives.

• Narrow gauge in the garden maling list groups.yahoo.com/group/NGgarden/?yguid=1249801 'We want to explore the scope for greater realism in our modelling. We believe that there is lots of potential for reflecting real railway practice in the larger outdoor scales. This group is dedicated to experimentation and new thinking, whether concerning the trains themselves, structures and landscape, operation, or photography. We hope that discussions will be about developing new techniques, sharing best practice and furthering realistic modelling outdoors'.

• 16mm Narrow Gauge Modellers mailing list groups.yahoo.com/group/16mmngm/ The mailing list for 16mm scale narrow gauge railway modellers running on 32mm or 45mm tracks.

• Garden Railway Realism online resource gardenrailwayrealism.pbwiki.com/ 'This is a resource for all who model railways in an outdoor setting. Our Aim - A real railway in miniature: realistic operation of realistic trains in a realistic landscape.'

• Garden Rail magazine www.atlanticpublishers.com/gr/ A monthly magazine for all things relating to garden railways.

• G Scale Mad Forum gscalemad.co.uk/forum/index.php A good G scale orientated forum

• G scale society www.g-scale-society.co.uk/ The supporting society for 'G scalers'.

• The Maesffordd Railway s1.webstarts.com/maesffordd-railway/ You've seen the films..........................now visit the railway.

• The Isle of Westland railway isleofwestland.webs.com/ A small garden railway (that tries to look big ) in a small garden

• Lower Bryandale Railway web.ukonline.co.uk/sandistock/index.html

• Reilffordd Cwmcoediog www.lauriewright.plus.com/MyRailway.htm