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{{Box|Sir_Eric_and_Lady_Hutchison_(DailyRecord_1949-05-19).jpg|1949: "Sir Eric and Lady Hutchison at work on one of their model locomotives", Daily Record, 19th May|380}}
{{Box|Sir_Eric_Hutchison_(SundayMail_1950-04-30).jpg|1950: "Sir Eric Hutchison putting the finishing touches to a model bridge on his miniature railway", Sunday Mail, 30th April|380}}
{{Box|Lady_May_Hutchison_(SundayMail_1950-04-30).jpg|1950: "Lady May Hutchison putting in the fine detail on a model cottage for the miniature railway system", Sunday Mail, 30th April|380}}
{{Box|Model_train_on_trestle_bridge,_Sir_Eric_Hutchison_(DailyRecord_1949).jpg|Model loco and Trestle Bridge, Daily Record, 1949|380}}
{{Box|Highland_Railway_locomotive,_Sir_Eric_Hutchison_(SundayMail_1950-04-30).jpg|"The Highland Railway", locomotive model built by Sir Eric Hutchison, Sunday Mail|380}}
'''Sir Eric Hutchison (1897-1971)''' (''a.k.a.'' '''Eric A.O. Hutchison''', '''Brigadier (Royal Artillery) Sir Eric Alexander Ogilvy Hutchison, 2nd Baronet'''), was a well-known member of the Scottish model railway community, whose associated activities included documenting Scottish railway practices and equipment, producing plans and blueprints (some of which were sold by [[Bassett-Lowke Ltd]].), and writing a column on model railway construction ("From Sir Eric's Notebook", in Railway Modeller magazine).
'''Sir Eric Hutchison (1897-1971)''' (''a.k.a.'' '''Eric A.O. Hutchison''', '''Brigadier (Royal Artillery) Sir Eric Alexander Ogilvy Hutchison, 2nd Baronet'''), was a well-known member of the Scottish model railway community, whose associated activities included documenting Scottish railway practices and equipment, producing plans and blueprints (some of which were sold by [[Bassett-Lowke Ltd]].), and writing a column on model railway construction ("From Sir Eric's Notebook", in Railway Modeller magazine).


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==Links==
==Links and resources==
* [http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/gravedetails.php?grave=75773&scrwidth=1466 Sir Eric A O Hutchison Bart (1897-1971) (gravestonephotos.com)]
* [http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/gravedetails.php?grave=75773&scrwidth=1466 Sir Eric A O Hutchison Bart (1897-1971) (gravestonephotos.com)]


=====news articles=====
* "''Sir Eric's rail model will be worth £3000''", '''Daily Record''', page 7, Thursday 19th May 1949
* "''Sir Eric's model railway gives a peep into the past''", '''Sunday Mail''', page 5, Sunday 30th April 1950
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1949: "Sir Eric and Lady Hutchison at work on one of their model locomotives", Daily Record, 19th May

1949: "Sir Eric and Lady Hutchison at work on one of their model locomotives", Daily Record, 19th May [image info]

1950: "Sir Eric Hutchison putting the finishing touches to a model bridge on his miniature railway", Sunday Mail, 30th April

1950: "Sir Eric Hutchison putting the finishing touches to a model bridge on his miniature railway", Sunday Mail, 30th April [image info]

1950: "Lady May Hutchison putting in the fine detail on a model cottage for the miniature railway system", Sunday Mail, 30th April

1950: "Lady May Hutchison putting in the fine detail on a model cottage for the miniature railway system", Sunday Mail, 30th April [image info]

Model loco and Trestle Bridge, Daily Record, 1949

Model loco and Trestle Bridge, Daily Record, 1949 [image info]

"The Highland Railway", locomotive model built by Sir Eric Hutchison, Sunday Mail

"The Highland Railway", locomotive model built by Sir Eric Hutchison, Sunday Mail [image info]

Sir Eric Hutchison (1897-1971) (a.k.a. Eric A.O. Hutchison, Brigadier (Royal Artillery) Sir Eric Alexander Ogilvy Hutchison, 2nd Baronet), was a well-known member of the Scottish model railway community, whose associated activities included documenting Scottish railway practices and equipment, producing plans and blueprints (some of which were sold by Bassett-Lowke Ltd.), and writing a column on model railway construction ("From Sir Eric's Notebook", in Railway Modeller magazine).

Along with fellow model railway enthusiast and writer Edward Beal, Hutchison co-founded MERCO (Model Exhibition Railway Co.) of Dundee, which produced affordable high-quality lithographed sheets that could be used to give model railways buildings and walkways a brick-effect or stone-effect cladding, or applied to the sides of home-made wooden model railway carriages to give a professional-looking finish.

In the Museum

Brighton Toy and model museum was grateful to receive a collection of Sir Eric Hutchison's model locomotives in January 2016, along with three boxes of associated archive material. We will be listing the locomotives online in early 2016, and hope to place and run some of them on the museum's central 1930s gauge 0 model railway layout. We will also be putting some of the relevant supporting material from the archive online, once we have had a chance to sift through it.

See also:

Links and resources

news articles
  • "Sir Eric's rail model will be worth £3000", Daily Record, page 7, Thursday 19th May 1949
  • "Sir Eric's model railway gives a peep into the past", Sunday Mail, page 5, Sunday 30th April 1950

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