Andy McMillan has harbored a deep fascination with railways and their environments since his youth. He personally experienced the dramatic atmosphere of London's termini during the final steam era and observed the definitive transition to diesel power in 1968. For over three decades, McMillan has worked as a professional landscape model railway designer and builder, a career that complements his lifelong passion for modeling and history. His contributions to the field include numerous published magazine articles and co-authorship of several books.
Suitable for railway modellers, whatever their level of expertise, this book provides an overall understanding of the purpose of making buildings for a model railway and covers their construction, their positioning and how to light them.