Welcome to the website of Adnalms Järnvägar, a group of Friends who have built, maintained and operated H0-scale Swedish model railway dioramas in England, including the former KRBJ (Köpingsvik Röjeråsen Borensberg Järnvägar) and FLMJ (Fjällnäs Lövhöjden Månstorp Järnväg) layouts, and the Köpingsvik and Steninge station dioramas.
(Steninge, a diorama designed for exhibition display, is now privately owned and being rebuilt; and made a public debut earlier in 2025 – see especially our update from third quarter, 2025!)
This website serves primarily to provide information from our research into Swedish railways, in the hope that it will encourage other modellers to consider this as a theme for their own railway modelling. We will do this in English, because everything is already available in Swedish elsewhere; and we will include model news, as well as notifications about relevant forthcoming events that we know about, be they in Sweden or the UK.
Our activities in the UK ended with the closure of the FLMJ in 2018 and we have plans for a new railway to be built in the basement under a home in Sweden (with the home-owners’ full support and encouragement). Unfortunately, this has been postponed whilst the basement is prepared (which includes better insulation all round) and is taking a lot longer than we had hoped. Until we can get started, our updates (from fourth quarter 2025) will focus on ‘other’ relevant news from manufacturers (especially new models) and the general Swedish railway scene.
Readers are also invited to investigate the Scandinavian Railways Society, based in the United Kingdom. The Society promotes the interests and exchange of knowledge for enthusiasts and modellers of the railways of all of Scandinavia. Whilst it can be argued that the internet now fulfils this purpose, there is a lot of false information on that platform, and the Society (like any other similar society catering for similar interests,) continues to have a physical and reliable presence. And if there is a question to which the answer is not known, there is usually a resource that can be found who can answer that question. Also, of course, the Society provides social interaction at the various events that its members and some of their layouts attend.
An archive of the old website is still available at http://www.adnalm.org.uk/old
Due to abuse by spammers, the Contact form has been removed:
For enquiries about the development of the eventual new railway you can contact us at ajf-AT-adnalm-DOT-org-DOT-uk – which you’ll need to type manually in the correct style.






