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Kathy pretty much summarizes my own experience with British railway modelling. British hobby enthusiasts are much more into scratchbuilding and kitbashing and the local industry caters perfectly to them, with a vast number of cottage businesses offering kits, detailing parts and other "raw materials", not only for structures and buildings, but engines and stock as well. There are uncounted numbers of private and commercial organisations putting up train shows, and if you want to exhibit your layout, you just register with them. The layouts you will see are really top-notch show quality - unlike some of the layouts I see in my own country, which are nicely made, but somehow have a uniform look due to too many Faller/Kibri or Vollmer buildings on them! The curse of having too much avalable in either kit form or RTR! Henry - thanks for sharing the vid!
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