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30 January 2021 31 January 2021
CANCELLED - Longfield Model Railway Exhibition 2021The Erith Model Railway Society's annual January show, one of South East England's largest shows, and Kent's largest by stand numbers, will return to The Longfield Academy for our 6th show there. The show will continue to encompass at least 30 layouts, extensive trade and society support, demonstrators (including the club's Foxley Service Centre - Loco Diagnostics & Cleaning Service), static exhibits and charity raffle, making over 100 stands in total.
There will be a FREE Shuttle Bus service running between Longfield Railway Station and The Longfield Academy on BOTH days of the exhibition starting from 9:00am at Longfield Station.
Opening Times:
Saturday 30th January 2021: 10:00am to 5:00pm.
Sunday 31st January 2021: 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Entry Prices:
Adults: £9.00.
Accompanied Children (5-16): £1.00.
Entry price includes free exhibition guide.
Please check our website for further details (directions, layouts attending, etc.): http://www.ukmodelshops.co.uk/erithmrs/exhibit_january.html
Thank You.
Charity Raffle - In aid of the Association of Bexley Charities '78.
The venue can be reached by Longfield Railway Station (5-10 minute walk away), Arriva bus services 423 (from Dartford and Bluewater), 433 (from Bluewater, Sunday only) and 489 (from Gravesend), and Go-Coach bus services 474 and 475 (both from Bluewater). The buses stop at Longfield St. Marys Way, Longfield Brickfields Farm and/or Longfield Railway Station. All stops are 5-10 minute walk from the venue. Some services may stop at Longfield Academy itself. Ask the driver when you board if in doubt. There are NO Sunday services for the 423, 474 and 475 routes.
There is a sizeable free on-site car park, full disabled access (including toilets), a large refreshment area (200+ seats) and an extensive range of hot and cold food and drinks at reasonable prices. There is some off-site parking available at a day nursery in Brickfield Farm just up the road from the venue (5 minute walk away), should we run out (and we usually do) of on-site parking. Alternatively, park in Longfield Railway Station car park (pay-and-display) and catch the Shuttle Bus to the venue.
Upcoming Events
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Burnham-on-Sea Model Railway Show - 'Sedgemoor Rail' - 23 & 24 August 2025
Our annual exhibition will take place over the August bank holiday weekend Saturday and Sunday 29 & 30th August.
Entry £8 for adults with accompanied children free. Step free throughout. Ample free parking. Onsite catering.
for the latest information visit Burnham Model Railway Club:
https://bdmrc.co.uk/august-2026-exhibition/
Featuring 20 layouts:
Aberware TT120
Binegar N
Calderbridge N
Chard Junction O
Charlton Road West O
Cheffley OO
Chinehurst OO
Dib’s Yard OO
Dinas NWMGR 8mm
Ellison Yard HO
Hagbourne Road OO
Holmhurst OO
Launceston Steam Railway
New Mexico HO
Heritage Rocket OO
Skye Lane O
Tan Y Bryn 009
Tinsley Coil Sidings OO
Trinity Dock Bridge Street 009
West Harkenback OO
and 10 traders
Top Model Railways
Andy Lynch Railways
Andrew Wilkinson
Richard Payne Spares
GLR Bespoke Services
Just in Case
Ray Heard
Wessex Wagons
ABM Designs
Jill’s Trains
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Burnham on Sea Model Railway Exhibition - Sedgemoor Rail
at The King Alfred School, Highbridge, TA9 3EE - 5 minutes from M5 J22
Adults £8 accompanied children free
10am until 4PM both days
17 layouts N gauge, TT gauge, oo gauge O gauge too - with 10 traders for all your modelling needs.
Sponsored by Ray Heard.
more details at https://bdmrc.co.uk/
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Burnham-on-Sea Model Railway Show - Sedgemoor Rail - 29 & 30 August 2026
Sedgemoor Rail 2026 – August 29th & 30th
10am – 4pm each day
Entry £8 for adults with accompanied children FREE
King Alfred School, Burnham Road, Highbridge, Somerset TA9 3EE
Ample free car parking
Country Bumpkins catering
Step free access
For the latest information visit the Burnham Model Railway Club website bdmrc.co.uk
Featuring the following layouts:
Aberware TT120
Binegar N
Calderbridge N
Chard Junction O
Charlton Road West O
Cheffley OO
Chinehurst OO
Dib’s Yard OO
Trainsporters – trader
Ellison Yard HO
Hagbourne Road OO
Holmhurst OO
Launceston Steam Railway
New Mexico HO
Heritage Rocket OO
Skye Lane O
Tan Y Bryn 009
Tinsley Coil Sidings OO
Trinity Dock Bridge Street 009
West Harkenback OO
Sans Suchi N
and traders
Top Model Railways
Andy Lynch Railways
Andrew Wilkinson
Richard Payne Spares
GLR Bespoke Services
Just in Case
Ray Heard
Wessex Wagons
ABM Designs
Jill’s Trains
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Harrogate Model Railway Group annual model railway exhibition
Harrogate Model Railway Group is hosting its annual exhibition at a new location, Gracious Street Methodist Church, Chapel Street, Knaresborough HG5 8AN
The new venue is located in the centre of Knaresborough, a tourist attraction in its own right. There is easy access to public transport and public car parking. The venue offers full disabled access and a cafeteria. The venue is about a five minute walk from the local bus station, served by a number of bus routes, and Knaresborough railway station, served by Northern Rail, is about a 15 minute walk from the venue. Taxis are also available.
Why not make a day of your visit? Take in the local tourist attractions, such as the castle, or River Nidd boating, along with a visit to our exhibition?
Layouts
Bryn Oriog
Canal Brewery Sidings
Culthwaite
Dolwyn
Dunnington
High Peak Stone
HMRG Test Track
Hornby Dublo Three-Rail
Knaresborough
Manninghurst
Mugga Ghyll Junction
Oxforth East
Owdladd
Pateley Bridge
Pennhelen Cove
Rectory Farm Sidings
T’Inglenook
Welton Brickworks
Demonstrations & Heritage Railways
A.C.O.M.B. Models
Rob Pulham Locomotives and Painting
Emsbay & Bolton Abbey Heritage Railway
Wensleydale Heritage Railway
Trade Stands
Frizinghall Models & Railways
GM Transport Books
Grandad's Train Shop
HMRG Club Sales
Road and Rail Collectables
Three Peaks Models
White Rose Modelworks
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Marchwood 2026 Model Railway Exhibition
Currently Marchwood Modellers are beavering away organising publicity alongside contacting potential exhibitors and traders for the very first Marchwood Modellers' exhibition to be held in September 2026.
For more details, as and when they become available, please look on our website at http://www.marchwoodmodellers.com/marchwood-exhibition.html
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Recent Event Reviews
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Burnham-on-Sea Model Railway Show - Sedgemoor Rail - 29 & 30 August 2026
good show been trading at this show for years
always good bargains to be found -
Immingham Model Railway Show
A great show, as always. Some excellent layouts. Thank you to all concerned.
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Weston-Super-Mare Model Railway Show 2026
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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7mm NGA Trent Valley Group Modelling Day
An excellent day was had by all. Keep the 30th January 2027 free.
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SOUTHAMPTON MODEL RAILWAY SHOW -JANUARY 24TH/25TH 2026
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.
