What does RW stand for?

Railway World (magazine; aka Railways)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As word leaked out to the railway world, Morse said, more financial support came in for the project.

United States : Sheashore Trolley Museum to unveil restored locomotive

Mrklin's precision-made trains and rolling stock are recognised universally as the Rolls-Royce of the model railway world, but sales have been hit in recent years by their high cost and a waning interest in the hobby.

Credit red light halts model train maker

PHIL COLLINS has been forced to put his new solo album on indefinite hold - because he's too busy creating a model railway world at his home in Switzerland.

MODEL TRAINS KEEP COLLINS AWAY FROM THE STUDIO

Henry James Westall may have been an engineer of some kind and apparently worked on the Severn Tunnel and the Manchester Ship Canal, and was quite well known in the railway world.

Any news of the Westalls?

Mr Slater, who never married or had children, had an encyclopaedic knowledge of the railway world.

Last train ride for John's ashes; Rail fans pay tribute to magazine ...

The Saudi Arabian section, to extend the line from Damascus to Mecca, is one of the most intriguing sights in the railway world, though sadly off limits to filmmakers.

So, what's your poison?

A NATIONAL event in the Model Railway world takes place this May Day Bank Holiday weekend.

Exhibition will be on the right track; MAGICAL MAY DAYS

Michael Wood, editor of Railway World, said: "It's almost unheard of for a train to run out of fuel as they carry up to 2,000 gallons.

SORRY, YOUR TRAIN HAS RUN OUT OF FUEL