British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Diary with a 3D Printer: New delivery

I’m a traditional modeller and learnt the craft a long time ago with polystyrene kits, mostly from Airfix. I’ve always desired to have some input into my models and much prefer this than taking the route, for example, of assembling a scene from a collection of diecast models. Over the years, I have integrated kit-bashing and scratch-building into

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