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24 May 2025
The annual model railway show of the Rother Valley Railway Supporters Association. The event includes tours of the RVR's new station, and our new platform bookshop.
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24 May 2025 09:00 15:30
Sussex Vintage's 40th anniversary sees the show move to May - earlier than previous years - but it will still have the same mix of vintage toy train layouts and traders.
Adults £5
Family tickets (2+2) £8
Operating layouts of vintage toy & model trains and traders.
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24 May 2025 09:00 25 May 2025 15:30
The Risborough & District Model Railway Club will be holding its RAILEX Model Railway Exhibition in the Main Hall at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Stadium Approach, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP21 9PP, on Saturday 24th May (10:00 to 17:30) and Sunday 25th May 2025 (10:00 to 16:30). The exhibition will feature quality layouts, trade support and demonstrations. There will be second hand sales, refreshments and some modelling displays.
LAYOUTS:
Ditchling Green, O Gauge, Exhibited by Stephen Williams and Rex Davies,
Northport Quay, 7mm Gauge, Exhibited by David Holman,
Towyn Pendre, O Narrow Gauge, Exhibited by Trevor Hughes,
Wenford Dries, O Gauge 31.5mm gauge, Exhibited by Pete Matcham,
Abbey Street, S Scale, Exhibited by Jas Milham,
Eastwood, P4, Exhibited by Ray Hodson,
Harton Gill, P4, Exhibited by Graham Broad,
Inchyra Mill, EM Exhibited by Graham & Tony Bucknell,
Kerrinhead, P4, Exhibited by Gavin Clarke,
Thorne Yard, OO gauge, Exhibited by Simon Howard,
Yelverton, OO gauge, Exhibited by Mark Seward,
Castle Caereinion, 009 gauge, Exhibited by Martyn Harrison,
Cessy en Bois, HO gauge,
Kamiak Falls, HO gauge, Exhibited by Antony Quinlan,
Maple River, HO Gauge, Exhibited by Paul Marshall-Potter,
Ley Hill, 9.42mm gauge, Exhibited by Jerry Clifford,
York Road, 9.42mm Gauge, Exhibited by Tim Watson,
York, 9.42mm Gauge, Exhibited by Peter Kermond,
Moors View, N Gauge, Exhibited by Paul Holwill.
TRADERS:
Alan Gibson: 4mm and 7mm wheels and kits.
Bill Hudson Transport Books: Carrying a huge range of railway books both new and second-hand.
Branchlines: Branchlines have the biggest range of motors, gearboxes and motor bogies for the popular railway modelling scales.
Brushes 4 Models: Paint brushes and associated products
C&L Finescale Track Building Systems Ltd: Track components and point kits.
Cheltenham Model Centre: Most ranges of RTR locos and rolling stock.
Dart Casting: Figures, rolling stock kits, road vehicles, you will find it all here.
D&E Video: Realtrack Models - DC Kits - Legomanbiffo: Plastic kits for D&E modelling plus railway DVDs, and Fabulous Sound Decoders.
Dingo Servo Mounts: A range of servo mounts and useful signal accessories.
Finney 7: 7mm model locomotive kits.
Golden Arrow: Locos not supplied by the main manufactures.
Isinglass Models: Suppliers of fine scale LNER drawings used and recommended by modellers for over 40 years.
Judith Edge Kits: 4 & 7mm scale brass kits for industrial diesels.
London Road Models: Designing and manufacturing of 4mm locos and rolling stock etched kits.
Minerva Model Railways: Ready to run O gauge locos.
MMR Models: Laser cut kits in all 3 popular scales, O, OO & N.
Modelstock: The new home of 4mm ABS kits.
PenBits Model Railways: A range of etched brass kits for adding sprung suspensions to proprietary 4mm scale diesel locomotives.
Petite Properties Ltd: Are designers & manufacturers of dolls houses, miniature accessories & railway model building kits.
Plus Daughters: N & Z gauge RTR and detailing parts.
Prickley Pear Products: 4mm coach kits
Primo Models Ltd: A range of model trees, bushes and grass
Roger Carpenter Photographs: Looking for that picture of a station or piece of rolling stock, you should find it here.
Roxey Mouldings: Mostly southern railway kits in 4 & 7mm scales.
Severn Models: Create model kits in etched brass, ideal for model railway builders.
South Eastern Finecast: Cast white metal locomotive kits in 4mm scale.
Squires Tools: A large range of tools and materials for the modeller.
Starlight Models:
Stoneybridge Models: manufacturers of in house designed, precision laser cut modelling kits for railway modellers and now the new home to Model SoundsTM.
Sunningwell Command Control Ltd: Digitrax, Soundtraxx, North Coast Engineering, Train Control Systems (TCS) and CML and other products.
Tim Horn Lasercut Baseboards: Manufacturer of baseboards, precision scale replicas and layout accessories,
Trainsporters: An innovative solution for storing and transporting your O, OO and N gauge model railway stock.
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24 May 2025 09:00 25 May 2025 15:30
Welcome to our annual May Exhibition at Brockenhurst Village Hall
Open: Saturday – 10.00-17.00 Sunday – 10.00-16.30
Admission: Adults: £7.00 Accompanied under 18s: Free
Refreshments & free parking. Full wheelchair access except the stage. The Hall is approx. 10 mins. walk from Brockenhurst station via gate from up-side car park. Our Exhibition will be showing visiting layouts, club layouts and members’ layouts. Visitors can see what we do and how we do it. We will be happy to discuss any modelling topics and answer any questions. As usual, there will be trade stands and displays.
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.nfmrs.org
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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
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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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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Recent Event Reviews
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Leamington & Warwick Model Railway Society - Open Weekend
By Phil Parker,
Excellent day. With delicious cake!
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Robertsbridge Model Railway Show 24-25 May 2025
By clogger,
Good little show. Bit biased though as I’m exhibiting at the show and have done so for a couple of years now.
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Gauge O Guild Winter Show
By LAWLOGG Editor,
A few words about the show, some pictures of us setting up our stands (and, more significantly, a comprehensive video of the attendees) are available at this link.
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The National Festival of Railway Modelling @ NEC
By 7013,
Considering this is the first show by BRM I thought they did a reall good job.
Quibbles: I know you have to rent the floorspace by the square metere, but it got a bit crowded at times between stalls/layouts.
Positives: Lots of good trade support, some superb layouts, and very helpful friendly staff.
Warley was always going to be a hard act to follow, and the organisers did well.
I can see this growing in the future
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Tyneside Model Railway Exhibition
By jacko,
Drove down from Lanark early on Saturday morning (6 hour round trip!) to arrive shortly after 10am. The first surprise was seeing my cousin showing his O gauge layout in the foyer (shown as east Glasson port authority on the programme but it wasn't that). Nice to have a chat with him as we've not met for a couple of years. Moving on to the main halls, there seemed to be plenty of space for viewing, helped no doubt by my being there so early. I'd driven down especially to see Grantham, Pelaw and Fencehouses having seen them in the mags and I wasn't disappointed so spent at least an hour swapping between the three. All three layouts exceeded expectations but it was also great to see Richmond in the flesh, it having only just appeared in print last month. I saw Alston in Glasgow in February and there's been no drop in quality. However, my favourite (and I'm probably biased as I'm modelling the s&c) was Kirtley Bridge - what a superb layout, the quality of modelling and the atmosphere was outstanding. I think I spent around 3 hours at the show and was absolutely wrecked by the time I got home but it was well worth it. I'll be watching out for next year's dates to make sure they're kept clear.
Graeme
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