Channel 4 Unveils Star-Studded Model Railway Series
Channel 4 has snapped up a cracking new four-part series, Little Trains & Big Names, set to chug onto More 4 soon. Produced by Workerbee Group, this show dives into the charming world of miniature model railways with a star-studded twist.
Pete Waterman’s Secret Passion on Full Display
Music legend Pete Waterman is the heart behind this series, revealing a lesser-known hobby: a passion for model railways. Known for crafting chart-topping hits, Waterman now takes viewers on a national tour, revealing his love for tiny trains and tracks.
Celebs Join the Model Railway Party
Waterman teams up with a dazzling lineup of celebrities who share his model railway obsession. Expect appearances from pop culture icons like Jools Holland, comedian Eddie Izzard, motoring guru James May, and rock legend Francis Rossi from Status Quo.
- Jools Holland’s 12-year model railway masterpiece gets an exclusive showcase.
- Francis Rossi embarks on building his very first layout, with Waterman’s guidance.
- Each episode unlocks the joys and secrets behind this nostalgic hobby.
Big Plans and Bigger Trains
Waterman isn’t just admiring – he’s also crafting his own massive model railway project, aiming to unveil it at a huge public exhibition within six months.
“For as long as I can remember, I have been mesmerised by the world of miniature model railways,” said Waterman. “It’s a joy sharing this magical subculture with viewers and reconnecting with old friends.”
Workerbee’s Executive Producer Michelle Chappell added, “This unique mix of celebrities and quirky hobbies shines a spotlight on hidden passions and history. These tiny trains will captivate viewers.”
Channel 4’s Jasper Hone chimed in, “Pete Waterman offers a fascinating peek into a world most don’t know. Whether you own a train set or not, this series blends celebrity stories, history, and miniature wonders for everyone.”
All Aboard For More 4’s New Hit!
Little Trains & Big Names promises to pull in railway buffs, celebrity watchers, and the curious alike. Keep your eyes peeled for this charming, star-packed journey into the fascinating world of model railways — coming soon to More 4.
