Dublin Model Trains Website

ICE 3 Intercity Express, a new generation "tilting train" ... comfortable travel at well over 200 kph!

Welcome to "dublinmodeltrains"
The web site of a model railway enthusiast in Dublin, Ireland !

If you are interested in having a model train set, or building up an elaborate layout, or something in-between, maybe this website showing what I have done and why I did it that way will be helpful .

Ever since very young, I have been "into" trains. My parents started me with Brio, later followed by a Hornby beginner OO train set. When that got broken (probably from being walked on ! ) I took a break from model trains.	Later I returned to my model railways trains hobby with an income and a better knowledge of model making. I now had skills to make working train layouts I previously dreamed of. I understood the quality of the different model railway equipment available. I also moved from OO to the better looking TT and HO.	After trying out different gear I have reduced the selection to a few key makes. For my equipment - I prefer to use Tillig, Piko and Roco . For landscaping scenics, rock, bridges, tunnels, grass trees, & so on - I am now using Noch and Auhagen
Favorite Links	Photo Gallery	Bridges, Stations, Tunnels, Buildings, Landscape
Specialist Dublin dealer in model trains Greenhobbymodel.com See .... Tillig Trains Look at Roco Trains Look at Piko Trains	Take a look at my online photo album with pictures from my models and layouts. There are also pictures of the actual real trains that I am running in my model layouts. I am adding pictures of my friends layouts here as they become available.	Getting Started in Scenery Noch Scenic & Landscaping, Grass, Rock, Tunnels, etc Auhagen Scenics, Bridges, and Buildings

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Ever since very young, I have been "into" trains. My parents started me with Brio, later followed by a Hornby beginner OO train set. When that got broken (probably from being walked on ! ) I took a break from model trains.

Ever since very young, I have been "into" trains.
My parents started me with Brio, later followed by a Hornby beginner OO train set. When that got broken (probably from being walked on ! ) I took a break from model trains.