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Pete Waterman's Miniature Village Steals the Show
12 Oct
Summary
- Pete Waterman built a scale model of the West Coast Main Line.
- The model depicts the route through the village of Blisworth.
- The 64-ft model took 29 weeks to construct with fellow enthusiasts.
Music producer and model railway enthusiast Pete Waterman recently showcased his passion by recreating a favorite train route in miniature. The elaborate 64-ft scale model depicts the West Coast Main Line as it passes through Blisworth, Northamptonshire. This significant build was a collaborative effort with the Railnuts group and took 29 weeks to complete.
Waterman, who describes himself as both a record producer and a rail nut, shared his enduring fascination with Blisworth, a village he first experienced in 1952. He expressed admiration for the village's extensive railway features. Waterman even contemplated transforming a local hotel into a recording studio, highlighting Blisworth's deep personal significance to him and making this project his ultimate railway endeavor.
