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Lincoln district model railway exhibition

(4 reviews)

Lincoln district model railway club will host a exhibition on the 24th and 25th of February 2024 at Fiskerton village hall Lincoln.

 

Opening times for both days are 10.00 till 15.00

 

Entry fee  Adult £4.00. Child £1.00

 

Free parking

 

Wheel chair friendly

 

Cafe available

 

layouts attending

Pig lane 

Horncaslte

Five mile house

Holland beck

Ellasweet Beet Factory’ 

Manton Junction

Harkworths

 

Traders 

Book law

Bomber County models

 

 

Edited by Sheepy95

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   3 of 3 members found this review helpful 3 / 3 members

Excellent smaller show, well worth a visit.

   2 of 2 members found this review helpful 2 / 2 members

A really enjoyable local show. I've just come back from spending a couple of hours there this afternoon. Friendly people and some great modelling. My personal favourite layout was 'Horncastle', which ticked a lot of (mostly blue and yellow with Railfreight grey and red) boxes for me. Well worth popping along tomorrow if you have a few minutes to spare. Thanks to all concerned for a nice afternoon out. 

 

All the best,

 

Paul 

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

Well done to Sean who organised the show.

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

A well presented local club show with around a dozen layouts in 2, 4 and 7mm scales. The O gauge layout was actually one of the smallest layouts present.

 

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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