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The Continental Modeller et al do allow e-mail addresses and URLs in their ads but i don't think there is a UK equivalent of the likes of E-hobbies or internet-trains. They all tend to be real model shops that have a website. usually they are best for telling you roughly what they have but if you want something you are probably best off actually phoning them up. I always though the RM and CM were rather fuddy-duddy publications with a rather older style. British Railway Modelling accept e-mails for publication but you have to say who you are and where you're from. Don't forget that the dear MR doesn't accept articles by electronic means either. You have to send a manuscript (and a disk if you want). they days of technology actually working all the time are not yet upon us. Besides they probably want to keep away the flood of sub-rate stuff that would probably arrive if they made it too easy to submit stuff. now i'm contradicting myself...sigh
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