British Railway Modelling (BRM)

KATO CLASS 800

Receiving a first model from a manufacturer new – to the British railway scene, at least – is always a welcome sight. Japanese manufacturer Kato is better known for its models of high-speed, freight and express trains for continental Europe in N scale, and N and HO scale models of prototypes for the North American market. However, it has remained largely elusive in the UK, until now.

Post-WWII Japan re-invented itself as a country focused on high-tech manufacturing – something we’ve seen in the components used in many models. Tenshodo motor bogies and

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