Railways South East

Railways South East was perhaps the best enthusiast journal on railways ever to exist. It combined excellent production standards (good quality paper and printing), a judicious use of colour, with consistently good articles on historical topics, plus a modest amount of news. It was the brain-child of David Jenkinson, and was taken over by Professor Pat White: the journal sadly died with its second editor. It should be noted that it has a very similar structure to Backtrack in that its front and back covers were finely reproduced colour photographs, and several of the authors are shared.