Pitley Steam Railway depicts a preservation line, inspired by my own experiences volunteering at real heritage railways.
Operated by a fleet of small industrial locomotives, the layout captures the charm and character of steam preservation in the UK, showcasing the difference between the pretty public facing stations and the cluttered yards where the volunteers work. With the occasional appearance of larger visiting engines adding variety and interest, there’s always something to see at Pitley.
Built as a modular railway, the layout can be configured in multiple ways—making each setup a unique experience.