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14 July 2012 15 July 2012
Venue: - Cleveleys Community Centre, kensington Road, Cleveleys, Lancs FY5 1ER
Times: - Saturday 11am to 5pm & Sunday 10am to 4.30pm
Prices: - Adults £2.50 / Seniors & Children £2 / Family (2+2) £7.50
Featuring: - Trains (model layout displays), Boats (including 100 years of the Titanic exhibit), Planes & Cars
Further details at http://www.blackpoolandnorthfyldemrc.co.uk/
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14 July 2012 15 July 2012
Now in its 4th year this multi transport themed fair has 7 railway layouts and numerous model railway dealers. The venue underneath Concordes wings attracts thousands of visitors and also showcases other hobbies so there is something for everyone. Entry to fair is £2 with 14s and under free, par parking charges apply although discounted parking available online http://tasmanchester.co.uk/TAS_Fair.html
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14 July 2012
Sheredes School Model Railway Exhibition, Cock Lane, Hoddesdon, Herts EN11 8JY.
10.30 am till 17.00 pm
Adults £4.00, Concessions £3.00, Family 2+2 £12.00
25 Layouts + Trade and society stands
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14 July 2012
From 11.00am to 4.30pm four 2-rail, 0-gauge, loooooong circuits to run your locomotives on. Bring your stock too or use ours. Hot food, etc available. Details on www.mandhmrc.com, email [email protected] or call 01524 423289.
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