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    13 May 2011 23:00      15 May 2011 22:59

    Place:Bracknell Leisure Centre
    Address:The Bracknell Leisure Centre Bagshot Road Bracknell Berkshire RG12 9SE
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    Rev Peter Denny’s Buckingham to feature at expoEM 2011.
     
    We have a great show in the making. The main attraction will undoubtedly be Leighton Buzzard, part of the late Rev. Peter Denny’s Buckingham Branch that has now been acquired by Tony Gee. It is the first public showing of the layout since the Model Railway Journal Exhibition at Central Hall over 20 years ago. The rest of the layout will be housed in a purposed built building when completed and the layout transferred from Cornwall. The web site will be updated with some photographs of the team doing the work. It is admirable that members of our Society were the ones to grasp the nettle and save for posteritythis iconic layout that all members of a certain age remember from articles in the Railway Modeller all those years ago. It was the layout to emulate but was very rarely surpassed.
     
    We are also delighted to welcome the Mostyn team with the fully extended layout. Richard Oldfield and friends will be the centre-piece of a focus this year on BR blue diesel era modelling also featuring Peter Johnson’s much acclaimed Canada Road and Mike Anson’s superb Weston Road and Longcarse West by David Furmage. Of course the steam era will also be well presented with layouts featuring GWR, LMS, LSWR, BR(E) and more.
     
    Enthusiasts of industrial railways will enjoy Dan Wright’s excellent Axe Edge & Thatch Marsh Colliery so there really is something for everyone.
     
    So put the date in your diary and we’ll see you there.
     
     
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    expoEM 2011 Demonstrations:
    North West Surrey Area Group: Building a layout, rolling stock and locos for Swaynton, commissioning lost-wax castings and etchings
    Rasbottom Brow Area Group:Whitemetal wagon construction, modelling the underground
    Roy Jackson - Locos and rolling stock for Retford
    Geoff Kent - Modelling in plasticard
    John McCrea - Scenery techniques and more....
    Phil Tattershall – Track construction
    Ewen Crosweller – Soldering techniques
    Peter Hill –Ready to run loco conversions
    John Brighton - Loco kit and chassis construction
    Malcolm Crawley - Loco scratch-building
    Tim Easter - DCC
    Ian Rathbone - Painting and lining
    Chris Hewitt - Making architectural castings and mouldings
    Tim Venton - Practical use of IT in railway modelling
     
     
    Lectures:
    Saturday 14 May
    11.30 Peter Hill: Ready to run loco conversions
    1.30 Paul Bason: Scratch built buildings......where to start.
    3.30 Chris Kedgley/Colin Wilson Building an exhibition layouts including baseboard construction
     
    Sunday 15 May
    11.15 Rev Mike Kippax: A tribute to the late Rev Peter Denny
    1.15 Mike Hayward: Signalling
    2.45 Peter Hill: Ready to run loco conversions

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    13 May 2011 23:00

    Loddon Vale Model Railway Club


    Spring Exhibition





    Arborfield Community Centre


    Sheerlands Road


    Arborfield


    RG2 9NN





    10.00 to 17:00


    Adults - £3.00, Concessions - £2.00, Family Ticket - £7.00.





    Plenty of free parking or come by Thames Travel bus route 144.


    Layouts attending
     
    Albrikham - Our own large OO layout with plenty of trains moving around. It is not based on any prototype or area but we do try to operate trains in the same era.


     

    Broadwater Depot - This is an O gauge layout set in the 1960/70s using steam and diesel locomotives. It is based on an engine shed and uses DCC equipment. Many of the locomotives are equipped with sound.


     

    Dunwich - An N gauge DCC layout built by one of our members. A small terminus station based in the late 1960,s on the East Coast of England.


     

    Ensbury Park - This N gauge layout represents a fictitious Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway terminus in north-west Bournemouth with through services linking to the London South Western main line. The track has been hand built to N gauge clearances but using code 55 track and 2mm association sleepers.


     

    Garreg Wen - This layout is narrow gauge and is based in Snowdonia in the Victorian period. The station is a modest upper terminus for passenger working of a former horse tramway.


     

    Greenfield Sidings - A large OO layout, it represents an area on the outskirts of a town where two lines of different railway companies run along side each other to a common station in the town centre.


     

    Kidmore Gumstump - A small N gauge layout based on a famous 1950,s track plan. The board is 4ft x 1ft and using a zig-zag track layout.


     

    La Caisse - A compact Z gauge layout with a bias towards modern Western European and featuring stock of France, Germany, The Netherlands and Switzerland.


     

    Mill Falls - An HO American layout. Mill Falls is a fictitious town set in New England in the 1950's, it is somewhere close to route 1, which links Boston with Bangor, Maine. The town represents a busy manufacturing are with several industries. Railroads running through the town are Boston & Maine, Maine Central and Newhaven.


     

    Somewhere in France - A narrow gauge N scale layout based in France.


     

    Woodlea - An imaginary N gauge modern image layout. It features a canal with two locks, a continuous main line allowing full length trains. There is plenty of details to grab your attention.


     

    Traders


     

    G & W Railways - Dealers in second hand model railways in OO and N gauge.


     

    JB'S Model World - Rolling stock storage solutions, cases, boxes and foam trays. Also N gauge scale detailing items.


     

    Neil Cresswel l- New and secondhand model railway items.


     

    Page Components - Suppliers of tools and equipment for modeling and crafts. Their range includes small handtools and accessories, soldering irons, wire, switches and nuts, bolts and washers. Also O gauge wagon kits.


     

    West Wales Wagon Works - This company specialises in limited edition wagons in both N and OO gauges. In time for this show will be an OO wagon for Maidenhead Industrial Co-Operative Society.


     




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    13 May 2011 23:00

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