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At least 25 quality layouts, over 30 quality traders, a selection of specialist societies, excellent catering, FREE car parking and one of the top venues in Scotland.
June 25th & 26th, 2011 at Dewars Ice Rink, Perth. Our 20th annual show!
For full detials see www.perthmrc.com/page5.htm or follow the Perth Model Railway Show 2011 forum on this site.
Layouts:
Leicester South by Shipley MRS.
A 4 mm OO Gauge Finescale layout depicting a location a few hundred yards south of Leicester Central Station in British Railways days 1948 - 1963.
Bonnington Goods by Bob Rowlands.
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge depicting the goods yard in Edinburgh in 1950's and 60's British Railways.
Pen-Y-Madoc by Steve Farrow
Scale 4 mm, EM gauge; a 'might have been' loosely based on Porthmadog, Wales in Great Western days in the summer of 1938.
Crumley and Little Wickhill by Hull MRS
Scale 4 mm, OO9 Gauge. The Roth Valley Tramway (RTV) is a fictitious 2'6" gauge railway serving several small communities high in the Pennines around the Lancashire/Yorkshire/Cumberland border area.
Avyn-a-Llyin by Andy and Alison Bailey
Scale 4 mm, OO9 Gauge. A layout with a Welsh flavour set by the sea.
Bishop Wearburn by John Spence
Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Featuring the Durham area of North East England in the steam era.
Timpdon Lake Railway by Chris Mackenzie
Live steam in SM32 (16mm/ft, 32 mm Gauge).
Welham Green by Dave Jones
Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. This layout originally built by the late Andy Calvert, now refurbished and back on the exhibition circuit.
Glenfearn by Cupar & District Model Railway Club
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Steam in the 1950's and 60's somewhere in the borders.
The Tramstop - Ron Stevenson.
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. City Centre Tramways
Cascade Lakeside by David Thomson
Scale 3.5 mm, HO Gauge. Fictitious American line operated by the Montana Rail Link although the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad also has running rights.
Fleckenkirk by Falkirk MRC
Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Continental railways of the Rhine Valley in Germany.
Kylestone by Kyle MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. British theme layout featuring substantial freight operations. Both DC and DCC control is used.
Annan Road by East Kilbride MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Based on the Glasgow & South Western Railway main line at Dumfries in BR steam days.
5" Gauge Passenger Carrying Railway by Arthur Crawford
Train rides for passengers of all ages!
Griffin Dock Road by Ayr MRG
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. "The train is now arriving at Griffin Dock Road in the Port of Ayr. Please alight here for the Irish Fast Link Ferries Interchange. This service terminates here"
Kings Street by Moray MRG
Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Modern image layout, details to follow.
Elliot Bridge by Stirling & Clackmannan District MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. The mainline is a classic Midland Railway secondary through route. Double tracked and with passing loops, here we will see Cross Country passenger services and regional DMUs together with long distance mail, coal, steel, stone and intermodal traffic.
Port St David by Renfrewshire MRC
Scale 7 mm, O Gauge. A Great Western Railway secondary line, with an occasional Southern Railway visitor and a branch off to a dock side.
Pickletillum by Glenrothes MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. A former double track mainline, singled under the Beeching cuts, featuring a distillery which is still served by rail.
Crawford Park by Craig Porteous, 57 Study Group
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Modern industrial scene on the outskirts of London.
LEGO Trains by David Graham
Interactive trains for the young and not so young all using the extensive LEGO trains system.
Old Blarney by Perth & District MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Irish railways - see our layout description including video on the Old Blarney page on this website.
Western Avenue by Arry Dodd
Scale 1/48th, O Gauge. Featuring the Lyttelton and Western Railway Company located north west of Chicago in the USA.
Craigport - on - Tay by Dundee MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. A fictitious branch terminus station on the south bank of the River Tay.
Mountain View by Inverness MRC
Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Details to follow.....
Fife Cement by East Neuk MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Visit a cement works located near Ladybank in Fife sometime between 1968 and 1973. Finely detailed buildings are a feature along with surviving industrial steam.
Rosebank Junction by Bonnybridge MRC
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Savour the blue diesel era of British Rail once again.
Doxford by Blyth & Tyne MRS
Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Great Western Railway in the 1930's.
Ausfahrt Sud by Thistle Modelmakers
Scale 3.5 mm, HO Gauge. Somewhere in Germany, this layout features many scenic details to enhance the trains within the landscape.
Seminars:
Coming soon - details of a FREE DCC (Digital Command Control) seminar which you can book, in advance, to attend during the exhibition.
Demonstrators:
DEMU
NMRA
Ten Commandments
Societies:
Highland Railway Society
Strathspey Railway
Wensleydale Railway Association (Scotland)
Caledonian Railway Association
Trade Support:
McLaren Models
Ten Commandments
Finishing Touches
Plus Daughters
Lochgorm Kits
BH Enterprises
Invertrain Model Railways
Contikits
Footplate Models
Pooley's Puffers
MB Models
K&M Models
Morayes Models
Nairnshire Modelling Supplies
Douglas Blades
Squires Model & Craft Tools
Cheltenham Model Centre
Parkside Dundas
The Model Tree Shop
Scottish Garden Railways
Layouts 4U
Photoscape Photography
Harburn Hobbies
Strathwood
Brian Collier
Robbie's Rolling Stock
DC Kits
GM Models
and more to follow......
RMweb Exhibition/Event Calendar 0 Comments · 0 Reviews
24 June 2011 23:00 26 June 2011 22:59
In addition to the many layouts and trade stands at Perth Model Railway Show we are pleased to announce there will be FREE DCC (Digital Command Control) seminars provided courtesy of DCC Supplies Ltd which you can book, in advance, to attend during the exhibition. DCC Supplies will also have their trade stand and will be glad to assist you further on an individual basis as well as offer for sale the equipment you need to get started or to build your sustem. This will cover an introduction to DCC but will also provide information and help for users of all experience levels.
We have very limited spaces and will run two seminars per day, one in the morning, one in the afternoon so advanced booking is highly recommended. Any remaining spaces will be distributed on a strictly first come, first served basis. To book your space, please contact our Exhibition Manager using the link at our website (www.perthmrc.com/page5.htm). Book Your DCC Seminar We will need your name and your required slot. You will be advised of the exact time of the seminar in due course.
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Upcoming Events
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18 July 2026 09:00 Until 19 July 2026 15:00
0Whitby MRCs annual show returns on Saturday 18th July & Sunday 19th July 2026 10-4 in the Village Hall at Goathland (YO225JS), we have 7 layouts, Admission this year is £5, with accompanied children going for free, and yes, we do take cards!
So far layout wise we have Spital Bridge in O and Chop Gate in EM, South 6th Street Yard in HO, and Scrayingham in 009 and more
We are also pleased to welcome the designer of the Hornby Steampunk range who will be at the show both days with his personal layout and vintage toy collection.
Our annual show returns for 2026 with layouts in a variety of scales and gauges.
We are on Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th July 2026 10-4 each day.
Layouts so far:
Spital Bridge (O gauge)
Chop Gate (EM gauge)
South 6th Street Yard (HO gauge)
Scrayingham (009 gauge)
Yorkshire Wolds Railway stand
plus more
for more information please see
https://www.facebook.com/WhitbyMRC
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18 July 2026 09:00 Until 19 July 2026 15:00
0After another successful show the Chatham & District model railway club are excited and proud to announce the 2026 chatham show at the historic dockyard chatham and slip 5.
Advanced tickets are available on our website now which are £10 instead of £11 and also means you can get in at 9.30am instead of 10am. Under 16s are free. It will have 100+ exhibitors with over 45 layouts
List will be updated as everyone books in
Half price entry to historic dockyard chatham with show tickets.
Onsite parking £3.50 for up to 7 and half hours.
Local arriva bus from chatham train station number 1-2
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25 July 2026
0Annual club Exhibition Christ Church Bear St , EX32 &BU Barnstaple Model railway club welcomes you to our friendly 2026 Annual Exhibition We present many quality layouts, a great selection of trade, specialist societies...
Full detail to follow
LAYOUTS
Ditcheat Junction 00
Rodgersfield 0
Savernake wharf 0
Lynton & Lynmouth station 009
Blackmoor 009
Parracombe Halt 009
Yelverton 00
Bambridge 00
VirginstowN
Risinghurst N
Bickington N
Milehouse Tramway
The Junction OO
MetherBarrow RD
TRADERS
Railway Scenics
Moor View Models
Simons Trains
club stand
C B Models
Book Stall
SOCIETIES
Exmoor Associates
DEMO's
3D Printing
Exmoor Weather man
kit/scratch building Demo
3D Printing
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25 July 2026 09:00 Until 15:00
0This year Twickenham & District MRC's Annual Open Day will feature no less than eleven layouts in gauges from N to G, nine will be fully working and two will be under construction. Our clubroom is 10 minutes walk from either Hounslow or Whitton stations
Date : July 25th Times : 10.00 to 16.00
Venue : Kerswell Hall, 125, Wills Cres, HOUNSLOW TW3 2JF
Admission : Free but donations very welcome
Amenities : Wheelchair friendly, on site parking
Contact : [email protected] 07799 728863
Website : tdmrc.icu
Facebook : Facebook.com/TwickenhamMRC
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26 July 2026 09:00 Until 15:00
0Layouts from N to O gauge, Trade Support, Collectable Toy Displays, Society Stands, Miniature Railway and Display, Refreshments, Standard Gauge Trains,TSR Shop, Narrow Gauge Tram, Museum
https://www.telfordsteamrailway.co.
Contact Dave Angell 07968967867
[email protected]
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Recent Event Reviews
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Immingham Model Railway Show
By SealionSteve,
A great show, as always. Some excellent layouts. Thank you to all concerned.
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By ianmianmianm,
Great mix of layouts and trade,
....but the floorplan created real bottlenecks around the entrance which was also the route between halls (via the changing rooms!) and so was already going to be busy anyway. But there were further trade stands and coffee stand put there.... creating groups of people lingering and blocking...... why oh why!
The catering van outside - ended up giving up because as we all stood queuing to buy food, nothing happening in the van, there was a lot of playing with kids and babies but the 4 people there couldn't manage to free up one to take orders.
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SOUTHAMPTON MODEL RAILWAY SHOW -JANUARY 24TH/25TH 2026
By Robin Brasher,
Despite South West Trains' best efforts I managed to get to the exhibition on time. I had my doubts when they announced at Southampton Central Station that my train would be running non stop to Waterloo but I got on a Cross Country train that stopped at Southampton Airport. The pictures show:
1. My arrival at the exhibition on a heritage bus provided by the organisers.
2. There were a lot of people at the exhibition and a huge queue for the coffee machines. There seemed to be more people there than in previous years.
3. Essence of Ventnor in 0 gauge was one of the splendid layouts there. I saw it last year at the Brockenhurst exhibition.
4. Seaton Junction in 00 gauge was another interesting layout. There was an N gauge model of Seaton Junction at Pecorama that it donated to our model railway club so I found it interesting to see Seaton Junction in a larger scale.
I was not so lucky with my return journey as South West Trains was unable to run any trains from Southampton Central to Bournemouth and Weymouth so I ended up having to catch a taxi to Bournemouth.
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WMRA Annual Exhibition
By Robin Brasher,
Excellent show. plenty of free parking, over 30 layouts, lots of traders and full catering. I liked the scenery on the illustrated 009 gauge Feorag layout set in an imaginary island west of Cornwall. TT:120 seems to be well received with two small oval layouts on display.
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