Feb 04 2019 - Feb 10 2019
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Upcoming Events
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08 June 2024 09:00 Until 09 June 2024 15:00
0Back for a second year, Scalefour Crewe '24 promises to be a bumper show.
Already confirmed are the following inspirational layouts, with further guest layouts awaiting final confirmation.
Clarendon by the Leamington Spa MRS. A large terminus station, LNWR 1904 Brettell Road A model of the former MR line through Brierley Hill, West Midlands, BR 1950s Kerrinhead by Gavin & Helen Clark, L&Y branch line in the 1920s. Underhill Yard Highland area of Scottish Region BR 1980s Tredethy Wharf Cornish branch line 1950s – 1970s plus other guest layouts still to be confirmed.
Additionally, a variety traders will be on-hand to cater for all your finescale shopping needs. Confirmed so far:
Bill Hudson Books
Nick Tozer Books
London Road Models
Brassmasters
Scalefour Society Stores
Rumney Models
Alan Gibson
EBMA Hobby and Craft
plus others awaiting confirmation.
Tickets £10 (valid for both days). Why not make a weekend of your visit?
This page will be updated as further details are confirmed.
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08 June 2024 09:30 Until 09 June 2024 15:00
0The annual exhibition of the Shepton & District MRS.
Venue the Scout Hall, the Rifle clubroom & SDMRS clubroom at West Shepton Playing fields BA4 5XN.
Open Saturday 1030-1630, Sunday 1000-1600.
A variety of scales N, 009, P4, OO, S & O gauges, mainly standard gauge.
13 layouts, 2 traders, Ffestiniog Society.
Admission Adult £6.oo, accompanied child FREE. No unaccompanied chilren.
Disabled, small step into SDMRS rooms, No disabled toilet facility.
Contact jp.perrett@btinternet.com
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08 June 2024 09:30 Until 09 June 2024 15:00
0The annual exhibition by Shepton & District MRS. The friendly exhibition with free parking, delicious refreshments and delightful layouts & traders. Again in 3 halls.
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15 June 2024 09:00 Until 16 June 2024 15:00
1A show dedicated to Diesel and Electric modelling.
Sutton Coldfield Town Hall,
Upper Clifton Rd,
Sutton Coldfield.
B73 6DA
Layout/trader/demo list to follow
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15 June 2024 09:00 Until 16 June 2024 15:00
0GlasGOw 2024 is Scotland’s major gauge O only event to be held on Saturday 15 June 2024 from 1000 to 1600 and Sunday 16 June 2024 from 1100 to 1600. The venue is Pollokshaws Burgh Halls, 2025 Pollokshaws Road, GLASGOW, G43 1NE. Admission is £6.00 for adults and accompanied children are free. The halls are opposite Pollokshaws West station on the East Kilbride/Barrhead lines or 5-10 minutes walk from Shawlands station on the Cathcart Circle. Bus services 57 (First) and 3 (McGills) pass the door. By car follow the signs for the Pollok Country Park & Burrell Collection from M77 Junction 2 or M8 Junction 22 – the halls are on the opposite side of the road. There is free off street parking.
Layouts expected are: Alt-na-Fliuch Military Museum, Bankfoot, Rye Town & Mill and the Ayr MRG test track. The following traders have been invited: 1039 Models, Douglas Blades, Ian Kirk Models, Invertrain Model Railways, Northumbrian Painting Services, Scenic Solutions and Squires Model & Craft Tools. There will also be demonstrators, a bring & buy stand and café.
The contacts for further information are Bob McLay on 0141 637 4189 or Bill Campbell at wcampbell23@yahoo.co.uk.
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Recent Event Reviews
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Shrewsbury Festival of Model Railways
By BobM,
Easily travelled to by train from Wolverhampton, just a short stroll away into town.
Wide range of superbly detailed layouts and specialist exhibitors and traders.
Lovely catering and well organised, very relaxed atmosphere.
Favourite layout had to be Ashford by Ashley Smith, such love put into it and highly crafted.
Well done to all
Regards
Bob
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New Forest Model Railway Society - Brockenhurst, Hampshire - Exhibition
By Robin Brasher,
I was interested to see that the Hornby Terrier locomotives would run on 9" radius curves at Iplegh Castle. The Parts Unknown TT 120 layout was the second exhibition layout I have seen in that scale.
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Hillingdon Railway Modellers - Test Track Open Day
By Solderpete,
The refreshments are pretty good too.
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Lincoln district model railway exhibition
By Dagworth,
Layouts were a mix of entertaining fiction through to well researched models of real places and places that had previously had railways but modelled as though those lines had survived the Beeching cull. A good mix of steam era and more modern diesel content too. One exhibit showed the true definition of a tail chaser, the train missing it's own tail by about 2 millimetres.
I was there helping with a layout presented as a work in progress that got quite a lot on interest showing how a layout was built.
A good social and meal on the Saturday evening in a local pub added to a great all-round weekend.
The show was VERY busy both days!
My thanks to the organising club and to @Clive Mortimore for letting me be his wingman for the weekend
Andi
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