28 Magazine hosts several non-combat games and the broader indie wargaming community has tons of what you’re looking for.

28-mag.com/games/

They’ve even dipped their toes into trains

I’ve been planning something similar for my Maritime Union Railway. CN had a number of weird gas/battery jitneys that make great prototypes

www.trainweb.org/oldtimetrain...

Shaved a little off the top of the hill since I’ve been gone

2015 is what inspired me to go down the rabbit hole of kitbashing and superdetailing and your FT pushed me toward designing my own freelance schemes, so I have to give credit to them

This would be a perfect niche for Rapido considering they already offer UK models. With the Newfoundland railway and MLWs history of export models they’re well situated

The local children’s hospital had a layout in the lobby. I wasn’t really into trains until recently but it always made hospital trips a joy as a kid and is fondly remembered by just about everyone here

www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

Modeling the 1890s in Canada gives a ton of freedom. Contemporary roads to my freelance had locomotives from just about everyone: Kingston, Dubs, Baldwin, home shops, you name it

I’d kill for a new tooling of something like the Pocher/Rivarossi Bowker. A small engine with endless charm

Best one I’ve seen is the Edmonton LRT Alco