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19 May 2012 20 May 2012
expoEM 2012
Bracknell Leisure Centre
Bagshot Road
Bracknell, Berks, RG12 9SE
opening times: Saturday 10.30 - 5.30
Sunday 10.00 - 4.30
Further information at www.emgs.org
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19 May 2012 20 May 2012
I am pleased to announce on behalf of the Scunthorpe modern image group their second annual exhibtion, which following on from the success of last year is now a two day exhibition.
8 layouts will be attending including 3 N gauge (including DCC controlled), 1 EM gauge and 4 OO gauge, these are a mixture of DC and DCC operated and includes some unseen layouts on the exhibtion circuit. Traders will be in attendance plus the DEMU stand, even Mr Dockerill could be making and appearance and a few of his 7mm locos might be about.... Also something for the wives attending with the husbands - look out for the handmade card stall.
Refreshements will be available throughout the day.
The location is :- St Lawrences Church Hall, Church Lane, Scunthorpe, DN15 7AE, those travelling by train the railway station is 200yds away - just turn left out of the station and head across the traffic lights and you will see the hall on the left.
There will be free parking in and around the Church Hall which is also a bonus
Enterance is £3.00 for adults and £1.80 for concessions including children
The show will open at 10am on Saturday and close at 5pm, and at 10am on Sunday and close at 4pm
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19 May 2012 20 May 2012
Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th May 2012
Museum of Transport Manchester
Boyle Street, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, M8 8UW
1000 to 1700
Admission:
Adults: £5
Concession: £4
Accompanied Children under 16 FREE
Layouts
Bermuda Road (OO, DC, UK, 1960)
Boxley Sidings (OO, UK, 1960, DCC)
Conniston Park (N, DCC, UK, 1970)
Dolgellau (OO, DCC, UK, 1960)
Hartley (N, DC, UK)
Haselhoff (HO, DC, DE, 2000)
Helm (HO, DCC, US, 2000)
Holcombe Brook & Tottington (OO, DCC, UK, 1960)
Long Line (N, DC, UK, 1980)
Meopham East Junction (OO, DCC, UK, 1970)
Newfield (O, DC, UK, 1920’s)
Old Fart Sidings (OO, UK, 1960, DCC)
Pen-Y-Bont (On30, UK, 1950, DC)
Q Dump (1/35th, DC, Belgium, 1917)
Rolt Street (OO, DCC, UK, 1980)
Shire Counties Co-operative (Gn15 Modules) (Gn15, DC)
Springfield Junction (OO, DCC, UK, 1990)
Tontine Street (OO, DC, UK, 1960)
Troutbeck Bridge (OO, DCC, UK, 1960)
Underground Ernie (OO, DCC, UK, 2000)
Upper Benllech (OO,DC, UK, 1960)
Traders
Black Cat Technology
Country Park Models
County Rolling Stock
D & E Videos/DC Kits
Derby Trees and Scenics
D G Collectables
Digitrains
Durham Trains of Stanley
Grimy Times
Locoshed
Loughborough Model Centre
MDS Books
Model Roads and Tramways
Penketh Model Rail Centre
Shop4Glue
SMTF Poynton
Todmorden Model Supplies
Trackside Signs
Demonstrations
Nigel Cliffe - JMRI
Ian Bishop / Paul Chetter / Tony Molyneux - DCC Sound
Simon Howard - DCC Clinic
John Rodway – Making scenery from ‘Loads of Rubbish’
Seminars
This year we will be introducing the DCC Seminars we have held at our Rawtenstall Exhibition
Saturday
1100-1200 Introduction to DCC
1230-1330 JMRI - Decoder Pro 3 Nigel Cliffe
1400-1500 DCC Sound - ESU Loksound Ian Bishop (Legomanbiffo) and Tony Molyneux
1530-1615 DCC Q&A
Sunday
1100-1200 Introduction to DCC
1230-1330 JMRI - Decoder Pro 3 Nigel Cliffe
1400-1500 DCC Sound - Zimo Paul Chetter (Regular contributor of DCC Sound articles in Hornby Magazine)
1530-1615 DCC Q&A
Free Heritage Bus Service
A free shuttle service will operate between Manchester Victoria station approach (opposite the taxi rank) and the Museum of Transport.
Every 20 minutes throughout the event, using heritage buses.
From Manchester Victoria 0950, 1010, 1030 and every 20 minutes until 1650
From the Museum of Transport 1003, 1023, 1043 and every 20 minutes until 1703
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Upcoming Events
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04 July 2026 09:00 Until 05 July 2026 15:00
0Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th July 2026
Middleton Railway, The Station, Moor Road, Hunslet, LEEDS, LS10 2JQ
Organised by, and all proceeds to, the Middleton Railway Trust
Open 10:00 to 16:00 each day (steam passenger trains operating regularly between 10:30 and 15:30 from Moor Road station), light refreshments available in the shop/café. Free parking on site or nearby streets.
Admire the models set amongst the real thing in our Engine House. You can also travel on a full-size steam train. There is also the opportunity to drive a full-size locomotive, as we will be operating a footplate experience on one of our locomotives – when did you last do that at a Model Railway Exhibition? A suggested donation of £5 and no need to book in advance, just turn up on the day. Please note that you must be at least 18 years old and not older than 76 to take part in the footplate experience.
Except for the footplate experience all areas of the exhibition and the train ride are accessible to visitors with disabilities.
Admission – which covers Exhibition plus unlimited train rides:
Adult: £9
Child: £4
We are expecting up to 16 layouts in a variety of scales: OO, 0.165mm and 009 at least. Layouts will include: Stanley Ferry (OO), Leeds Trams (OO), Queensbury Depot (O), Bryn Oriog (009), Bishopgate (O) and Oakdale (OO), Bishopgate (O), Outwell Village (OO), Arfer Yard (0.165mm NG) and Whitborough Quayside (16.5mm)
Traders will include: Going Loco, Helm Models & Hobbies, Batterdale Scenics & Electronics and Leigh Models & Hobbies
Reminding us that model railways are fun too we also have Lego, vintage Tri-ang and Tri-ang Hornby operating.
This is an event for all the family – not just the modeller. When the non-modellers have exhausted the facilities, we offer at Moor Road we have Middleton Woods and Park at the top of the line, the Tulip Retail Park is opposite, and the White Rose Shopping Centre is just a short distance away. We pride ourselves on a welcome for all – come and experience it for yourselves.
If you need any further details see Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MiddletonRailwayOfficial/) or www.middletonrailway.org.uk
Exhibition Manager: Ian Dobson on [email protected]
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04 July 2026 09:00 Until 05 July 2026 15:00
0Beyond STEAM - The Great Western Hall
STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway, Fire Fly Ave, Swindon, SN2 2EY
Our Exhibition
Beyond Steam is a celebration of modern railway modelling - bold, contemporary and bursting with creativity. From diesel and electric traction to the cutting edge infrastructure of todays railway scenes, this exhibition showcases layouts that push the boundaries and reflect the railways we know and love from the last 60+ years.
What to Expect
Expect immersive, high-quality layouts, great modelling standards and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where inspiration is everywhere.
Whether you are a committed modern image modeller, a curious enthusiast, or simply love seeing railways brought to life in miniature, BEYOND STEAM offers something refreshingly different.
Venue & Facilities
BEYOND STEAM is held in the Great Western Hall at STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway.
Our beautiful venue has full disabled access and on site catering both in the exhibition and museum.
Discount tickets are available if your wish to visit both the exhibition and museum.
www.beyondsteam.com
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11 July 2026 09:00
0Exhibition to be held at St Marys Church Hall Rosehill street now known as Neuadd Ni see poster enclosed for more details etc
Poster exhibition Summer 26.pdf
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11 July 2026 09:00 Until 12 July 2026 15:00
0A model show with a difference.
Alongside up to 10 layouts in various gauges there will be trade support, bookstall, tombola, access to a Deltic cab, chance to photo one of the DPS Deltics, railwayana display, view the roundhouse and its displays, train ride on the Springwell branch
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11 July 2026 09:00 Until 15:30
0In support of the Risborough Festival on Saturday 11th July 2026, the Risborough & District Model Railway Club will be holding an Open Day at the Princes Risborough St. Mary's Hall (Church Street) from 10:00 to 16:30. We plan to part exhibit our new O gauge layout project, as well as our Test Track for members of the public to test their rolling stock on. There will be second hand sales, refreshments and some modelling displays. Admission is FREE.
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