As some may have been aware on the previous incarnation of RMWeb I, and a number of others, have been regularly posting updates on a our club project ??“ the 00 layout Weyford-on-Sea. Although a large layout which is currently taking a lot of our efforts, it is only part of our club endeavours and interests.

Weyford is of course not the only layout from our club that is represented on here, there was a thread with a number of pictures posted of our N gauge layout Cottleston Park, as well as our projected new layout, Torii Ito ??“ Japanese Suburban in N. This blog is designed to cover all these projects, as well as new plans, designs and to hopefully provide an insight into our club and what we get up to. In view of this, it may be fitting to give a small overview of who we are as a club.

As our name suggests, the club has spent most of its years located in or around the village of Liphook, about mid-point between Guildford and Portsmouth on the Portsmouth direct line. It is not a big club, about 12 members or so, but what is lacked in numbers is more than made up for in diversity of interest, ranging from T Gauge up to G, via Z, N, H0e, 009. Ho, 00 and 0 ??“ with members interested in both DC and DCC. We have members who are involved with the N gauge society and Gauge 0 Guild, as well as innumerable other country societies.

A quick plug here??¦ If anyone here comes from the Petersfield/Haslemere area (or further afield; I have a 36 mile round trip every Friday!) and are after a club to join, let us know.

As a further point, below are the links to our layout threads on the old RMWeb:

Weyford - http://www.rmweb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=32646

Torii Ito - http://www.rmweb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42332

Anyway, enough of the publicity??¦we??™ve been working, as you will see??¦.