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17 September 2023 09:30
Oxrail 2023 is nearly here!
Cherwell School, Marston Ferry Road, Oxford, OX2 7EE on Sunday 17th September between 10:30 and 16:00
Layouts include:
Abbots Morton - A OO layout representing one of the proposed lines from Broom Junction to Worcester. Bremen - A HO tram layout by Beckenvick Modellers. Bossington - A OO layout of a small GWR terminus built back in the 1950s Carterton - A OO representation of this wayside halt on the Fairford branch line. City Basin Goods - An N gauge layout representing a goods and marshalling yard Cromarty - A small branch line terminus in N Cynon Valley - A modular layout inspired by a wartime evacuation to Mountain Ash in Wales constructed in N gauge Edrom - Built in N, this layout represents Edrom station on the Berwickshire line between Duns and Chirnside in the Scottish Borders. Exebridge - Built in 3mm scale, this layout represents a small West Country cross country railway line based around the River Exe. Five Elms - Five Elms is a MPD layout in OO Freshwater - 2mm scale layout of the terminus of the Freshwater, Yarmouth and Newport Railway on the Isle of Wight. Hook Basin - A model of British 18 inch rural tramway set in North Oxfordshire. Kreuzweg - A Swiss metre gauge layout in HOm Lammas Lane - A London Underground layout in N Memory Lane - A Hornby Dublo 3 rail layout showing model railways of times gone by. Randolphs Yard - A small shunting yard in OO Rain Folly - A small N Gauge layout set on a typical rainy day in england. Trifoulou - Z scale metre gauge Tetsudo-Sankei - Japanese Z scale layout The Snake Bed - A large US modular layout in N William Street Yard - A small marshalling yard set somewhere just off the GWR main line between Reading and Didcot between 1947 and 1953 in OO
As always, please note that layouts and attractions are subject to availability and last-minute changes may occur.
As part of the exhibition, the Oxford and District Model Railway Club shall also be running a tombola with many prizes to be won.
The usual selection of traders will also be available for you to purchase supplies for your next project, plus representation of clubs and organisations in the area.
Crane Garden Buildings Squires Tools Coastal DCC Transport Treasury Orwell Models N Cresswell Model Railways Saddletank Books White Horse Brewery
We also have the following organisations attending:
Didcot Railway Centre Network Rail Oxford Bus Museum Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway Pendon Museum International Plastic Modellers Society
More details can be found on our website at https://www.oxfordmrc.org.uk/exhibitions/
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Upcoming Events
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19 July 2025 Until 20 July 2025
0Cupar Model Rail 2025 is scheduled for the 19th and 20th of July at The Corn Exchange in Cupar, Fife.
This annual exhibition, organised by the Cupar & District Model Railway Club, has become a must-visit event in East Scotland for railway enthusiasts. The show will feature over 15 model railway layouts across various scales, quality trade stands, modelling demonstrations, and a cafe.
Each adult admission includes a free colour show guide (while stocks last), and accompanied children (ages 0-15) can attend for free, making it an ideal family outing.
The exhibition runs from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM on both days.
The venue is fully accessible, with both free and paid parking options available nearby, and is within comfortable walking distance from the Cupar railway station and the town has excellent bus connections.
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20 July 2025 09:00 Until 21 July 2025 15:00
1The Chatham & District Model Railway club are excited and proud to announce the return of The Chatham Show and its coming back home to the Chatham Historic dockyard and slip 5 on the 20/21st of july
The show is coming back even bigger now.
It will have 100+ exhibitors
50 layouts booked in
Half price entry to Chatham dockyard with show tickets.
Adults £10 (£9 in advance)
Under 16s free
Advanced tickets are available on our website www.chatham.show
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26 July 2025
0Model Railway Exhibition
Sir John Colfox School, Ridgeway, Bridport, Dorset DT6 3DT
Open at 10am and close at 4pm
Admission prices: Adults (over 16 years) £8 , Child (under 16 years) Free, Card payment accepted
Amenities: Full disabled access, free parking and light refreshments all day
Features: 40 layouts, demonstrations and trade stands
Contact: Ken Banks 07484-213267 [email protected]
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26 July 2025 09:00
0Annual club Exhibition Christ Church Bear St , EX32 &BU
Barnstaple Model railway club welcomes you to our friendly 2025 Annual Exhibition We present many quality layouts, a great selection of trade, specialist societies, vote for best layout, Shunting Puzzle, railway book stall etc offering a great day out for modellers. Covering 3 rooms on a single floor with full disabled access. Barnstaple also offers wonderful shopping including the Green Lanes shopping centre for a full day out Full details see Ukmodelshops
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26 July 2025 09:00
0Date: JULY 26th
Times : 10am to 4pm
Location : KERSWELL HALL
125, WILLS CRES, HOUNSLOW, TW3 2JF
There is FREE entry, but donations welcome.
FREE parking on site
There will be at least SEVEN working layouts in TT120, OO, O and G plus two S/H stalls and one demo stand
This is our club's only fund-raising event in 2025 and so, please come down and support us.
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