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16 February 2019
Hillingdon Railway Modellers - Test Track Open DayEvent Name: Hillingdon Railway Modellers - Test Track Open Day
Classification: Open Day
Address: Yiewsley Baptist Church Hall (side entrance), 74 Colham Avenue, Yiewsley, Hillingdon, London UB7 8HF
Day 1: Sat 16 February 2019
Opening times Day 1: 10am - 3pm
Prices: £5.00
Disability access: Yes
Car parking: No
Website: www.hillingdonrailwaymodellers.co.uk
Organising body: Hillingdon Railway Modellers
Organiser: Peter Storey, 07941 747903, [email protected]
Hillingdon Railway Modellers - Test Track Open Day
Yiewsley Baptist Church Hall (side entrance), 74 Colham Avenue, Yiewsley, Hillingdon, London UB7 8HF.
Entrance £5. Open 10.00 – 15.00hrs.
Bring your O, OO, or N gauge locos and trains to run on our club’s three test tracks.
DC and DCC is available, but sorry no “live steam”.
Please note: This is not an exhibition but a chance to meet fellow modellers and try out your models.
Expert help is on hand from knowledgeable club members if you have any problems with your models, and we very much welcome new members should you wish to join the club.
Refreshments will be available all day.
Nearest station: West Drayton (12 minutes’ walk). Local bus services 222, 350, U1, U3 & U5.
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16 February 2019
EAST BEDS MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY SHOWEvent Name: EAST BEDS MODEL RAILWAY SOCIETY SHOW
Classification: Exhibition
Address: Stratton school, Eagle Farm Road, BIGGLESWADE< Beds, SG18 8JB
Day 1: 16/02/2019
Opening times Day 1: 10:00 to 16:30
Prices: Adults: £5.50Children:£3.00Seniors: £4.50Family(2+2): £14.00
Disability access: No
Car parking: Yes
Website: www.ebmrs.org.uk
Organising body: East Beds Model Railway Society
Organiser: Dick Sulch, [email protected]
Disabled access to all areas except stage (second hand stall plus a couple of others - planning of positions tbc). Disabled toilet facilities, Light refreshments including home made cakes. Free car park. Just under one mile from railway station. Layouts & Displays:
Re-United Biscuits (OO) A quirky broken biscuit repair factory set in the North of England
Little Salkeld (N Fine) - featuring in March edition of Railway Modeller - A station in the Eden Valley set in period 1960 to 1964
Molinnis (N) - A modern day Cornish branch line
Questa (American ONG) - A small town in New Mexico on the southern tip of the Rockies
Passage Lane TMD (OO) - Fictitious modern day diesel depot in Eastern England
Phoenix Junction (HO) - North American switching yard
Bear Creek (N) - Fictitious slice of Western Canada
Lindsell Town (OO) - Fictitious town about 20 miles south of Huddersfield
Anzdorf (N)
A small layout based somewhere in Northern Switzerland
Stubbles Mill (O-16.5) - Fictitious setting in Hampshire and Wiltshire in the early 1950s
Stratford Road (OO Fine) - Colchester MRC layout set in late 1960s on BR Eastern Region
Grazellar Bahn (HOe) - Mariazellarbahn inspired layout set in Austria in Epoch IV (68-94)
Caroline Concrete Works (7mm NG) - Layout based on Tallington works on ECML near Stamford
Heybridge Wharf (3mm) - A fictitious location in Suffolk - featured in MRJ 266
Mackenzieville Yard & Glendale Yard (N) - Layout based on Westwood Junction in Schuylkill County USA
Trowland (S) - M&GN branch terminus on North Norfolk Coast around 1895
Treloar Sidings (7mm) - Luton MRC layout representing Cornish Branch terminus sidings
Butley Quay (OO9) -Station on the imaginary narrow gauge East Suffolk Light Railway
Elmwood Yard (HO) - Fictitious switching yard to the west of Chicago, Illinois
Traders & Societies:
Railway Memories (DVDs)
Model World
GNR Society
Modelling Tools
UK Model Scenery Supplies
Book Law Publications
Elaine’s Trains
Model Roads & Tramways
Model Bus Federation
Tony Wright Demonstration
H & A Models
Sandy Transport Society
Leighton Buzzard NG Railway
EBMRS Second hand Emporium
Friends of National Railway Museum
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