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Falkirk Model Rail Exhibition are pleased to welcome all visitors on the weekend of 24th and 25th Nov 2018.
Held at the Forth Valley College, Grangemouth Road in Falkirk. 
Featuring over 20 model layouts, vast array of trade and the infamous café makes for a perfect day out in Falkirk.
The event is supported by Rainbow Railways and tickets are available to purchase on the door.
If your travelling from afar why not visit the Kelpies or the Falkirk wheel.

Adults £5.50, Child under 14 £2.50, Family £13.50 (2+2)
Opening times
Sat 24th Nov – 10:00 to 05:00pm
Sun 25th Nov – 10:00 to 04:30pm

Layouts and Trade

N Gauge

Burlington Central     North of England Line    Castle Bridge

OO9 Gauge

The Trenches   Kylandof

HO Gauge

Bad Allesberg

OO Gauge

Woodside Central   Lomond Street   Springwood   Friers Gate   Grangemouth   Tamshooglie  North Road LMD   Micro Cement   52 Avenue

ON30

 

O Gauge

Dalnoter River Side   Corriecravie   

G Scale

 

TRADE SUPPORT

 Bilber Toys    Cally Railway Association    Direct Train Spares    Douglas Blades    Fine Frames    Franzi Kay    G Scale Society    Grosmont Bookshop    Hamilton Toy Museum    John Thomson    Junction Box    Loco Owners Group    McLaren Models    N.B.R. Study Group    North Road Trains    Pooley's Puffers    Rail Future Scotland    Rainbow Railways    Ross Cameron    Scoonie Models    Scottish Garden Railways    Scottish Rail Fans    Trainman    Triangman    Tyneside Trains 

Our Exhibition is Supported by McLaren Models, Grahams Road, Falkirk and Rainbow Railways (formally R3sprays) of Falkirk.         

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Regretably I’ll be away on holiday , so I’ll miss it for the first time in several years. Always a good show

 

That's bad planning Legend, the Committee will discuss your actions later. 

 

We were supposed to be going to my Mother-in-law's that weekend but I put my foot down with a heavy hand and got out of it as the wife said she would go herself. Double victory!!!!!

 

Jim

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Only just over a week to go until Falkirk's show. As Legend said, it's always a good, friendly show and with plenty of parking and excellent catering, should not be missed.

It brightens up a bleak, dreary November.

 

Jim

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TIMES  Saturday 10:00 to 17:00, Sunday 10:00 to 16:30

 

ADMISSION PRICES    Adult £5.50,  Seniors £4.50,  Child (under 14) £2.50,  Family (2 Adult,2 Children) £13.50

 

A courtesy Vintage Bus service will operate between Falkirk Rail Stations and the College sponsored by RAINBOW RAILWAYS  Click on the Vintage Bus heading in our News Section for timetables and details. 

 

LAYOUTS CONFIRMED FOR OUR EXHIBITION

 

N Gauge

 

Burlington Central;    North of England Line;    Castle Bridge.

 

OO9 Gauge

 

The Trenches;   Kylandof.

 

HO Gauge

 

Bad Allesberg.

 

OO Gauge

 

Woodside Central;  Lomond Street;  Springwood;  Friers Gate;  Grangemouth;  Tamshooglie;  North Road LMD;  Micro Cement.

 

ON30

 

Glenrock Light Railway; Marina Mesa.

 

O Gauge

 

Dalnoter Riverside;   Corriecravie.   

 

G Scale

 

Layout on the stage

 

DEMONSTRATIONS

 

Rowland Turner;  John Bowman; Scottish Modellers.

 

TRADE SUPPORT

 

Bilber Toys;  Cally Railway Association;   Direct Train Spares;   Douglas Blades;   Fine Frames;    Franzi Kay;   G Scale Society;   Grosmont Bookshop;   Hamilton Toy Museum;   John Thomson;   Junction Box;   Loco Owners Group;   McLaren Models;   N.B.R. Study Group;   North Road Trains;   Pooley's Puffers;   Rail Future Scotland;   Rainbow Railways;   Ross Cameron;   Scoonie Models;   Scottish Garden Railways;   Scottish Rail Fans;   Trainman;   Triangman;   Tyneside Trains. 

 

Our Exhibition is Supported by McLaren Models, Grahams Road, Falkirk and Rainbow Railways (formally R3sprays) of Falkirk.   

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Whilst most people this weekend are on about rucksacks at Warley things were a lot calmer several hundred miles away in Falkirk

 

As always Falkirk never fails to deliver, a medium sized show but well ran and organised and good layouts every year.

 

Really enjoyed it again, lots of friendly chatty operators too.

 

Really enjoyed the WW1 layout as did my boys, obviously poignant anyway but this was superbly done.

 

I also enjoyed Lomond Street, the big and great looking and sounding diesels of Dalnoter bring back great BR blue memories, also liked the scale of Grangemouth but the winner for me was the North of England layout. Absolutely superb and not even my era at all, the country house was outstanding but so was everything else. Loved it.

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Another great show big thanks to the organisers.

I'm a member of the Helensburgh and district model railway club and we were there with our world war one layout trenches. And we won best layout as voted for by the public, thanks to those of you who voted for us and thank you to millerhillboy for your kind comments.

Over the weekend we were collecting money for Erskine hospital for injured military personnel thank you to everyone who donated money and a very special thanks, on behalf of the club, to the Falkirk club who surprised us at the end of the show with a very generous donation.

Looking forward to next year's show.

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North of England Line and Lomond St. safely home and unloaded by 11.30.

Thank you to all at Falkirk Club for a superb weekend. We had a great time and were well looked after by the friendly members who made us feel very welcome. We hope the show was a success for you all and we'd love to come back one day. All the best from SDRM.

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As a member of the Scarborough team that attended with North of England Line and Lomond Street, I would just like to add my thanks to those of GJB60009, to the Falkirk team for such a warm welcome and an excellent show. The many positive comments received about our layouts were warmly appreciated, and it was a pleasure to engage with such a friendly and knowledgeable crowd. (Thanks to Millerhillboy for 'the big house' comment) Congratulations to all concerned, I hope that the show was a success. It was certainly very well attended, and deservedly so. The Scarborough crew had an enjoyable weekend in your company.

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Managed a few hours on Sunday with my better half and our 2 grandkids.  They were mesmerised by the GRS Thomas display on the stage aswell as Tamshooglie. I loved the Trenches but have to say Grangemouth was my favourite layout although I did think there could have been more happening 'on scene' rather than just a string of passenger and freight trains on the mainlines.

Next year's show is in the calendar.

 

Graeme

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