My other website
http://waterleybankestaterailway.weebly.com/index.html is all about my Gn15 model railway, the Waterley Bank Estate Railway, where you may see several of the resources in use and find further modelling tips and advice.
Links to other websites with free downloadable model railway resources
Please note that, unlike this site, there may be copyright and other restrictions on the resources these sites offer.
http://modelrailroadlayoutsandscenery.com/ has several print-out building kits as well as layout plans and general modelling tips. The buildings are freely accessible but you have to sign up to get at the layout plans and tips.
http://www.scalescenes.com/index.html have print-out kits of a store shed, a warehouse and an inspection pit available for free in 00 and N scales. There are also hundreds more buildings and brickpaper sheets which you have to buy, but the more you use a kit, the cheaper it is, because once you hand over the money you can print out the model and build it an unlimited number of times.
http://paperbrick.co.uk/index.php?action=home is a brilliant site where you can generate a free PDF of a sheet of brickpaper in any scale with any type, size and bond of bricks, with any type of mortar, with or without a capping brick sheet, for free. Sign up to the site to get still more features.
http://www.cgtextures.com/ contains an amazing variety of brickpapers and other printable `textures` from metal to soil, from marble to water, all made from photographs of the real things.
http://mayang.com/textures/ contains a huge variety of printable building surfaces, signs, and useful pictures of trees and other common subjects for models.
More links still to come.
http://www.scalescenes.com/index.html have print-out kits of a store shed, a warehouse and an inspection pit available for free in 00 and N scales. There are also hundreds more buildings and brickpaper sheets which you have to buy, but the more you use a kit, the cheaper it is, because once you hand over the money you can print out the model and build it an unlimited number of times.
http://paperbrick.co.uk/index.php?action=home is a brilliant site where you can generate a free PDF of a sheet of brickpaper in any scale with any type, size and bond of bricks, with any type of mortar, with or without a capping brick sheet, for free. Sign up to the site to get still more features.
http://www.cgtextures.com/ contains an amazing variety of brickpapers and other printable `textures` from metal to soil, from marble to water, all made from photographs of the real things.
http://mayang.com/textures/ contains a huge variety of printable building surfaces, signs, and useful pictures of trees and other common subjects for models.
More links still to come.