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Neepsend Model Railway Society (Sheffield) - 2023 Exhibition, 20th/21st May


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The NMRS are pleased to announce that we shall be holding our 2023 show over the weekend of 20th and 21st May. Following the positive feedback and experience, we shall be hosting the show once again at the Grenoside Community Centre (directions to find it are listed below).

The entry fees will be:

- Adults £7
- Children £3
- Family (2 adults and 2 children) £15

As at our previous shows, each adult ticket entitles the bearer to a free cup of tea or coffee from the café.

The following layouts are confirmed to be in attendance:

- The Warren - BR (W) - 1950s to 2000s - 'OO'
- Chatsworth Road - BR (M) - 1970s - 'P4'
- Colinton - BR (Sc) - 1950s - 'P4'
- Queen's Road T.M.D - UK 2000s - 'OO'
- Izal Factory - BR (E) - 1960s - 'O'
- Boomerang Lane - UK 2000s - 'OO'
- Halifax King Cross - BR (M) - 1960s - 'P4'
- St Cath's - BR (E) 1960s - 'N'
- Helston - BR (W) 1950s - 'OO'
- Dolwyn - Wales 1930s - 'OO9'
- Bluish - BR (E) 1970s - 'TT'
- Back ut' Shed - UK 2010s - 'OO'
- Bawdsey - BR (E) - 1950s - 'EM'
- Inchyra Paper Mill - BR (Sc) - 1960s - 'OO'
- Tyske Wielkopolksa - Poland - 2010s - 'HO'
- Pine River - U.S.A - 1970s - 'HO'
- Kyle of Macallan Shed - BR (Sc) - 1960s - 'EM'
- Woodhead - BR (M) - 1950s to 1970s - 'N'

- Ingledale Sidings - BR (E) - 1950s - 'OO'
- Neepsford Castle - BR (M) - 1960s to 2000s - 'N'

The following trade and demo support will be in attendance:

- Going Loco Models
- Road & Rail
- Mount Tabor
- North Western Models
- Walter Deakin Models
- CM3 Models
- Powerbond Adhesives
- Triang demo
- DEMU

- Sir Nigel Gresley Locomotive Trust

- Peak Rail
- Batterdale Scenics & DCC
- Metcalfe kit-building demonstration
- Layout Design by Paul Lunn
- Hand-made greetings cards

- Buxton Railex
- N.M.R.S Club Sales

Directions to get to the venue by car:

- if travelling from the north of Sheffield or Manchester
             - Follow the A61 (J36 of the M1) and follow signs for Sheffield (North)
             - Take the first right turning after the speed limit drops from 50mph to 30mph (Norfolk Hill)
             - Turn left at the crossroads towards the top of the hill
             - The venue is approx. 250 yards on the left, by the zebra crossing
- If travelling from the south of Sheffield
             - Follow the A57 (J33 of the M1) and follow signs for Sheffield (Centre) on the Sheffield Parkway
             - Follow signs for A61(N) onto Derek Dooley Way (Inner Ring Road)
             - Follow signs for Barnsley on A61 and continue past SWFC football ground
             - Continue on the A61 to the end of the dual-carriageway
             - Turn left at crossroads with traffic lights (signposted for Grenoside Crematorium)
             - Turn right at crossroads onto Main Street
             - The venue is approx. 500 yards on the right by the zebra crossing

Car parking is available at the venue - if the car park is full, please use on-street parking nearby.

Directions to get to the venue using Public Transport:

             - Bus service 86 runs from Chapeltown to Sheffield City Centre (and Lowedges), connecting with National Rail services at Chapeltown, and runs half-hourly on Saturday (hourly on Sundays). Service 86 is operated by Stagecoach. Services stop right outside the venue on Saturdays only - on Sundays services run along the A61 road (see map below).
             - Further information and timetables are available at www.travelsouthyorkshire.com

 

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On 20/03/2023 at 15:08, steve1 said:

Looking forward to attending with the Rectory Farm Sidings.

 

steve

 

Sadly, I have had to withdraw from the exhibition. Apologies to anyone hoping to see the layout at the show.

 

steve

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Final countdown to the NMRS's 4th exhibition, and 2nd show at the Grenoside Community Centre, taking place this coming weekend.

 

For those driving to the show, there is a car park with approx. 60 spaces - if this is full, on-street parking is available on Main Street by St Mark's Church or further down towards the crossroads with Saltbox Lane.

 

If you are making your way to the show by public transport, on Saturday the Stagecoach bus 86 runs approx. half-hourly from Sheffield City Centre (Angel Street) and Chapeltown (connecting with Northern services to/from Sheffield & Barnsley), and passes the venue on Grenoside Main Street. On Sunday however, the 86 runs hourly along the main A61 road, and as such you will need to alight at the first stop after the cross-roads with Saltbox Lane/Wheel Lane (if travelling from Sheffield City Centre), or the first stop after the Red Lion pub. After alighting from the bus, continue for another 50 yards then turn left onto Blacksmith Lane, with access into Grenoside Park directly across the road - the venue is a 10 minute walk away through the park.

 

Hopefully see you there!

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8 hours ago, Fiat500 said:

Final countdown to the NMRS's 4th exhibition, and 2nd show at the Grenoside Community Centre, taking place this coming weekend.

 

For those driving to the show, there is a car park with approx. 60 spaces - if this is full, on-street parking is available on Main Street by St Mark's Church or further down towards the crossroads with Saltbox Lane.

 

If you are making your way to the show by public transport, on Saturday the Stagecoach bus 86 runs approx. half-hourly from Sheffield City Centre (Angel Street) and Chapeltown (connecting with Northern services to/from Sheffield & Barnsley), and passes the venue on Grenoside Main Street. On Sunday however, the 86 runs hourly along the main A61 road, and as such you will need to alight at the first stop after the cross-roads with Saltbox Lane/Wheel Lane (if travelling from Sheffield City Centre), or the first stop after the Red Lion pub. After alighting from the bus, continue for another 50 yards then turn left onto Blacksmith Lane, with access into Grenoside Park directly across the road - the venue is a 10 minute walk away through the park.

 

Hopefully see you there!

 

Chris

 

Looks a very good range of layouts. Hope the show goes really well - sadly, we are down south and won't be able to visit.

 

D & S

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Signposts to the venue from the A61 will be getting erected this evening.

 

Doors will open from 10am tomorrow until 5pm.

 

Hope to see you all there...

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I enjoyed my trip to the show today. A couple of the layouts were being exhibited by friends so I thought that I would visit to show my support.

 

Not a big show but some nice quality layouts.

 

It does seem to me that if you want small diesel or electric layouts then you get TMD/shed/depots and not much else. The TT (3mm not the new version) home made locos on Bluish stood out from the crowd as being quite unusual.

 

Halifax King Cross and Bawdsey are always worth a view and both show how a relatively small layout can be interesting to watch from an operational point of view if the running is well thought out.

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On behalf of the Neepsend Model Railway Society, thank you to all those who visited the show this weekend - we hope you all enjoyed the exhibition. Also a big thank you to all the exhibitors and traders that made the show such a high quality offering - the feedback we received regarding the standard was overwhelmingly positive.

 

Congratulations also to Chris & Adam Towers for winning the 'Best in Show' award with 'Queens Road Depot' (see pictures attached).

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Attended on Saturday and really enjoyed the show 

High standard of layouts 

really loved seeing Halifax King’s Cross and bawdley for the first time 

had a very nice chat with an operator of thorncliffe about his wagon couplings .

Excellent show

well done to all concerned 

 

Brian 

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