Fisherton Sarum as I am sure regular readers will know uses Salisbury shed as its basis and inspiration. The London and South Western Railway (LSWR) buildings and their relationships with each other are modelled to create the spirit of Salisbury shed, that hopefully to some is instantly recognisable. Albeit somewhat modified and condensed to fit within the quite limited space that I had available. This enabled me to use available drawings of the actual LSWR designed buildings along with photographs to portray the location as an adaptation.
The weekend of the 10th and 11th May Fisherton Sarum will be returning to the Salisbury area to be exhibited at the
Salisbury and South Wilts Railway Societies 50th Anniversary exhibition.
The exhibition is being held at the Michael Herbert Hall, South Street, Wilton and being their golden anniversary should hopefully be a special event. It is open to the public 10.30am to 4.30pm on the Saturday and 10am to 4pm on the Sunday. In addition to Fisherton Sarum there are 14 other layouts across a wide range of scales attending including a number that are Southern related.
If you are able to get along to this show,and help the
Salisbury and South Wilts Railway Society
celebrate its 50th anniversary, it will be good to see you.
This is an extract of my blog at
www.grahammuz.com
The full entry with additional information and images can be read here.
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