And thanks go to both these chaps for creating a publication that helped to keep the hobby buoyant and interesting, and for the new ideas such as the 'Right Track' DVD's etc, which have been a wonderful help to relative novices like me, struggling to navigate the newly emergent techniques and creative possibilities of railway modelling. I've watched many of these DVDs and have really enjoyed listening to Tony Wright's wry humour and his obvious quiet passion for the hobby. Thanks!

Fantastic video, very entertaining..

Most of my favourite layouts too. Sadly I missed this interview at the time, so glad I've seen it now. It'll soon be 30 years!

Fantastic video, very entertaining, informative & great to see the best of the best. Congratulations on 20 years & here's to the next 20.

Yes a true inspiration forcing may I say Model Rail Journal into colour eventually!! I did buy the first ever and dip into them every so often! Thank you both for a wonderful magazine!!!

Congatulations on 20 years well done.

Great video....really glad i watched it....gave me lots of ideas for my own project.....great magazine too....!!

Congratulations - 20 years - a fine achievment... incredible modeling --- great magazine.. Cheers from Down Under..

I think it was reading a copy of brm bout 19 years ago that got me into hobby, keep it up!

Thanks to all for your encouraging comments. Here's to the next 20 years!

It's a shame there is no mention of any modern image layouts here - I do find that all the railway modelling magazines have a bias towards the steam and early BR eras - probably because most of the people who write for these magazines are of a certain generation, but it would be nice to see more modern image coverage.

It would have been funny if they had an extra empty beer glass appear each time they cut to the pub setting, and adopt a slightly more pissed speech pattern with each shot. Railways with a touch of comedy!

I enjoyed this. I'm a Canadian but am fascinated by British Railway Modeling. I am considering a Second layout to be built beside my Candian Pacific HO layout and Model the a smaller BR blue period with Class 37 etc.

i still wonder if they actually did anything to do with the thomas tv series layouts u know wen they still used models

Congrats