Show us yours - Realistic modelling

[AY Mod]

We are constantly blown away by some of the images in the 'How realistic is your modelling' topic each month and feel that the best content is worth sharing with BRM readers. So, we’ve set up this feed to allow you to share some of your work with us. We will then select the best entries featuring the most inspiring and realistic imagery for a short feature in the magazine.

 

We are committed through the current situation to bring readers the best possible modelling content and thought, while we don't have exhibitions, this would be a great way to spread a positive message and showcase what the modelling community is up to.

 

Just post your pictures in this topic for now, and we will get in touch for a caption and/or the full resolution image if we need it for the feature!

[47137]

Are we allowed to submit photos already posted on RMweb?

 

- Richard.

[AY Mod]

4 minutes ago, 47137 said:

Are we allowed to submit photos already posted on RMweb?

 

Yes, no problem at all with that Richard.

[gwrrob]

Just to prove I don't always shew GWR engines on the layout.

 

 

 

Edited April 9, 2022 by gwrrob
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[Unicorn1]

Here's one of mine from a while ago.

 

 

[F-UnitMad]

As it's for BRM, I assume the subject matter has to be British?

[AY Mod]

9 minutes ago, F-UnitMad said:

As it's for BRM, I assume the subject matter has to be British?

 

You know what? I'd be quite happy to see something that broadens horizons!

[Chris Chewter]

This photo was heading for the recycle bin until I adjusted the brightness.

 

3711 shunting the goods yard at Tetbury:

 

[F-UnitMad]

45 minutes ago, AY Mod said:

 

You know what? I'd be quite happy to see something that broadens horizons!

Fair enough!! Probably not totally realistic, but still one of the best pictures I've ever taken of my US stuff....

Atlas O scale SW1200RS class Switcher, number 1200. At rest somewhere in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, June 31st, 1985.

 

For UK outline, this is one of my best....

Minerva O 8750 class Pannier Tank, number 3675, somewhere in the Forest of Dean, October 1965.

[AY Mod]

What's with all the panniers? 

[Chris Chewter]

Perhaps its a subliminal message to run a pannier special in BRM.

 

How about an Autotank for variety?

 

[Alister_G]

On 29/07/2020 at 13:25, AY Mod said:

What's with all the panniers? 

 

It's a plot by the GWR Cyber-ops division...

 

Let's redress the balance...

 

 

Al.

Edited April 12, 2022 by Alister_G

[Howl03]

How about a J70, sat on my micro layout 'Rural Goods'

 

 

Regards Paul.

 

[Waverley West]

In an attempt at improving the steam/diesel balance...

 

26004 trundles through Edinburgh Waverley station

 

[ardbealach]

A quiet corner of Galloway. (AM)  AY Picture

[Wild Boar Fell]

From my old layout Wild Boar Fell, shame about the blue wall, maybe a black and white photo would look better. 

[KNP]

Swinging round the bend heading into Encombe Town station.

 

[mullie]

An antidote to panniers, as nice as they are.

 

 

 

 

 

[Neil]

No panniers here either.

 

 

 

 

 

[Jack374]

1 hour ago, Waverley West said:

In an attempt at improving the steam/diesel balance...

 

Good idea, I'll add something even more modern! I posted this in the other thread but tidied it up a bit just now:

 

 

Thanks,

Jack.

[D6775]

These probably need some photoshoppery in the back scenes but:

 

 

 

 

 

[westerhamstation]

Chevening Halt in the summer of 1960.

[NHY 581]

A couple from me then. 

[durham light infantry]

A few from me, on Sheep Lane.

 

m

[westerhamstation]

Looks like trouble at Ewer Street, and not a pannier in site.