Model Rail Inventory Expands Partnership with the NMRA British Region

Model Rail Inventory     3 July 2026     NMRA British Region

We're delighted to announce that Model Rail Inventory is now an official partner of the NMRA British Region Partnership Program.

Model Rail Inventory has proudly supported the National Model Railroad Association's Partnership Program for a number of years, and we're pleased to now extend that partnership to the British Region, giving even more railway modellers access to exclusive member benefits.

Supporting Railway Modellers

The NMRA British Region is dedicated to advancing the model railway hobby through education, standards, skills development and fostering a welcoming community for enthusiasts of all experience levels. While many people associate the organisation with North American railways, the NMRA British Region actively supports railway modellers across the UK with a wide range of resources, events and member benefits.

As part of the Partnership Program, NMRA British Region members are now eligible for an exclusive discount on Model Rail Inventory subscriptions.

Whether you're cataloguing a handful of cherished locomotives or managing a large collection, Model Rail Inventory helps you keep track of your models, rolling stock, maintenance records, photographs, documents and valuations in one secure place.

A Shared Goal

At Model Rail Inventory, we believe that anything which helps people get more enjoyment from the hobby is worth supporting. The NMRA has spent decades encouraging learning, sharing knowledge and bringing railway modellers together—values that closely align with our own.

We're excited to be working alongside the NMRA British Region and look forward to supporting its members for years to come.

If you're already an NMRA British Region member, be sure to check the Partnership Program for details of your exclusive Model Rail Inventory discount. If you're not yet a member, we'd encourage you to take a look at what the NMRA British Region offers and consider becoming part of its growing community of railway modellers.

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