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Here are a selection of links to other model tram web sites, which readers may find of interest.
UK Model Tram WWW Links The following index lists some other WWW pages containing model tram information in the UK.
Blackpool in the Box Tram Layout
Len and Gary Squance have a web site which describes their Blackpool in the Box model tramway layout, which is illuminated with fibre optic lighting and fits inside an old television cabinet. The web pages include all the information about the construction of the layout together with technical data.
Gordon Bulmer Gordon Bulmer has a website which describes his model tramways and how to motorize Corgi 4-wheel Trams.
Hasselhof(f) Steve Smith has a website with details his 3.5mm scale model tramway layout Hasselhof(f), loosely based on the various European cities he has visited.
Walmington Pier Tramway Dave Carson
shows us his Walmington Pier Tramway layout, an H0 scale model which represents a fictitious small pier tramway of the Edwardian times.
Whitburn Corporation Tramways Andrew Burchell
describes his Whitburn Corporation Tramways layout, an 00 scale model of a small town tramway system located somewhere in the North East of England.
The following index lists some other WWW pages containing model tram information in other countries.
The Danish Model Railroad Club has pictures of old Danish trams
on their Dansk Model Jernbane Klub
web pages.
At the menu, you can select: Foto-album
Then select: sporvogne (=trams)
Jacques Berengier gives us a model website (in French and English) which includes a section on tramcars (Trolleys) in H0 scale, many scratch built.
The Strassenbahnmodelle-2m website (also in German) covers modelling in 1:22.5 (G scale) with photos of scratch built trams and the methods for their construction.
Peter van Bommel gives us Trams en Modeltrams (in Dutch) which has details of full size and model trams with databases for specific types and products.
Also in with model trams in Dutch is the website of the Haagse Module Groep

The USA's largest and oldest
modular trolley modelling group! If you share an interest
in the history and/or modelling of U.S.A. streetcars, trolleys,
interurbans, subway or rapid transit cars, or any other aspects
of electric transit railroading, prototype or model, we encourage
you to find out more about the East
Penn Traction Club of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania through this
outstanding web site.
It is a major reference point into the whole 'trolley' hobby in the U.S.A. If it is a little difficult to contact at times, keep trying because it is well worth it!
The Electric Railway Historical Association has the ERHA/LA Colors WEB Site which discusses colour schemes of USA trolley cars.
The web site of the NMRA, the USA Model Railway organisation.
Trolleyville is an entertaining complete little town for model tram enthusiasts. It includes a school (teaching how to hang overhead), a library, shopping area and listing of factories.
Thanks to Bob Appleton and Brian Robinson for their contributions to this page.