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23 July 2022 24 July 2022
Cupar Model Rail 2022Cupar & District Model Railway Club presents Cupar Model Rail 2022 - the 28th Show held in the town by the club.
Quality Model Railway Layouts, Other Exhibits, Trade Support & Refreshments
Free Parking Available nearby, Excellent public transport links by rail or bus.
Free show guide provided to all paying adults
Layouts attending
British Outline
Glen Tay (OO), Wenstead (OO), United Mills (P4), Loch Doune (OO), Jack Hills Loading Point 3 (OO) , Canal Way (N), Dalby Road (OO), Ashton Steel (OO), Crianlarich (N), Balbirnie Mills (OO), Inverbervie (N), Hill Park TMD (O)
Overseas Outline
Old Blarney (Irish OO), St Adrian (Z), Shelph (N)
Lego Railway , N Gauge Society (Forth & Clyde), Rail Future Scotland, MERG Tayside, Demo Tables, Special exhibit to commemorate 175 years of the railway in Cupar.
Full Trade Support, plus light refreshments sold in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support.
More info www.cuparmrc.co.uk
Admission: Adults £5, Children (5-15) £1*, 4 and below are free.
Card Payments accepted for admission and refreshments.
*when accompanied by a paying adult.
Cupar 2022 Flyer Low Res .pdf
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23 July 2022 24 July 2022
DEMU Showcase 2022 - New Date, New Venue!After a two year covid-enduced hiatus, we are very pleased to announce that DEMU Showcase will take place this year on 23/24th July 2022 at Sutton Coldfield Townhall in Sutton, just north of Birmingham city centre.
As you are probably aware, we have been looking for a new ‘home’ for Showcase after leaving Burton-on-Trent Town Hall in 2018 due to the space available to hire reducing considerably that year. Unfortunately, in 2019 we were forced to re-arrange the show at very short notice after cancellation by our anticipated new Burton venue and ended up at Greenbank Leisure Centre in nearby Swadlincote.
The Showcase organising team are mindful of the need for stability and to try and find a location that we can call home for a number of years to come. We believe that we have found this with Sutton Coldfield Town Hall. On this basis, we have decided to ‘bite the bullet’ and move the show this year. Unfortunately, the price we pay for this means moving from our usual early June date to mid July. Rest assured, this is a temporary arrangement for this year only and we plan to return to our early June slot from 2023 onwards.
Not only is the Town Hall an extremely characterful building, but it is a mere 2 minutes walk from Sutton train station and only 5 minutes walk from the centre of Sutton Coldfield itself. Sutton Coldfield is well connected to the national motorway network in the centre of the country and only a few minutes off both the M6 and the M6 toll. There is also plentiful parking nearby.
Regarding the covid situation, If the last two years are anything to go by, we anticipate that mid summer gives us the best possible opportunity of running a show with little or no restrictions. Clearly however, if the situation changes we may be forced to restrict numbers and comply with any other regulations that might come into force.
We look forward to seeing you this summer in Sutton!
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23 July 2022 09:00 24 July 2022 15:00
Goathland Model Railway showBack for our first show since 2019 Whitby & District Model Railway Club are delighted to once again be running their annual model railway show in Goathland Village Hall.
Layouts to include:
Mickleover (N) - as seen in BRM & Model Rail, a truly exceptional layout by Kevin Smith
Spital Bridge (O gauge) - Whitby MRCs ongoing project layout.
More TBC
Free Parking, refreshments, trade support
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23 July 2022 09:00 16:00
Southampton Model Railway ExhibitionTHE SOUTHAMPTON SUMMER EXHIBITION
Barton Peverll College, Chestnut Ave, Eastleigh
Sat Nav use SO50 5BX
Layouts
Name Gauge Depicts
Kalinchenbau H0e narrow gauge Continental (Alpine) narrow gauge
Fawley OO gauge Southern Railway Southampton MRS
Botleigh Old North Road OO gauge BR SR 1960s
Overcombe OO gauge GWR
Quinton Lane OO gauge BR WR 1960s
Penmawr OO gauge GWR 1930s Engine Shed
Nicton Borrud OO gauge BR SR 1950s/60s
Nicton 2K OO gauge Southern/SW Trains post 2000
Lochty EM gauge North British Rly Goods Depot Andy Cundick
Brighton East EM gauge Modern (c2000)
Lower Exbury P4 BR WR 1952
Kitedale P4 BR LMR early 1960s
Ryedown Lane 00-9 narrow gauge Narrow gauge
Possil Road Basin O gauge Scottish
Bowmarsh Town N Gauge Southern Railway/BR SR Southampton MRS
Trade
C & L Finescale
Dingo Servo Mounts
Duncan Models
Gramodels
Ron-Lines Model Railways
Roxey Mouldings
Sunningwell Command Control
Transport Treasury Publishing
A Brooks Project
Resin Printed Railways
Model Railway Developments
Other Stands
MERG includes small layout for children to operate
DCC & Computer Control
RCTS Eastleigh Branch
SMRS Pre-owned Sales
SMRS Display Case
Getting to Barton Peveril College
By Car:
Barton Peveril College is about 1.5 miles from M3 Junction 13 or M27 Junction 5.
Sat Nav - using SO50 5BX will bring you to the front entrance.
By Train: Both Eastleigh and Southampton Airport Parkway stations are about a 25 minute walk, or by bus as below.
By Bus Bluestar Route 2, (Fair Oak - Eastleigh - Southampton). Every 20 minutes at 16, 36 and 56 minutes each hour from Eastleigh bus station; stops in Derby Road near Tennyson Road. It is a short walk along Tennyson Road to the back entrance to the college.
Bluestar Route 5, (Eastleigh - Romsey) from Eastleigh bus station at 9.45, 10.45, 12.45 and 14.45, stops outside the front of the college.
Eastleigh Bus Station is a short walk from Eastleigh Railway Station
http://www.bluestarbus.co.uk/services
Parking.
Due to ongoing building work, part of the car park at the front of the college is no longer available. Being summer, it is expected that the field can be used unless it is particularly wet in the days prior to the exhibition.
To assist with street parking, please note the following:
The long lay-by in Chestnut Avenue is free and unrestricted at weekends.
Street parking in the roads on the south (Southampton) side of Chestnut Avenue is not subject to restrictions on Saturday.
Street parking in the roads to the north (Eastleigh town side) of the College
is restricted on Saturday.
As always please park safely and legally.
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
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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.
