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Hi,

 

Please see below the most up to date info on the Perth Show for this summer. For the most up to date info please look at our website.

 

http://www.perthmrc.com/page5.htm

 

 

At least 25 quality layouts, over 30 quality traders, a selection of specialist societies, excellent catering, FREE car parking and one of the top venues in Scotland.

 

June 25th & 26th, 2011 at Dewars Ice Rink, Perth. Our 20th annual show!

 

Layouts:

 

Leicester South by Shipley MRS.

 

A 4 mm OO Gauge Finescale layout depicting a location a few hundred yards south of Leicester Central Station in British Railways days 1948 - 1963.

 

Bonnington Goods by Bob Rowlands.

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge depicting the goods yard in Edinburgh in 1950's and 60's British Railways.

 

Pen-Y-Madoc by Steve Farrow

 

Scale 4 mm, EM gauge; a 'might have been' loosely based on Porthmadog, Wales in Great Western days in the summer of 1938.

 

Crumley and Little Wickhill by Hull MRS

 

Scale 4 mm, OO9 Gauge. The Roth Valley Tramway (RTV) is a fictitious 2'6" gauge railway serving several small communities high in the Pennines around the Lancashire/Yorkshire/Cumberland border area.

 

Avyn-a-Llyin by Andy and Alison Bailey

 

Scale 4 mm, OO9 Gauge. A layout with a Welsh flavour set by the sea.

 

Bishop Wearburn by John Spence

 

Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Featuring the Durham area of North East England in the steam era.

 

Timpdon Lake Railway by Chris Mackenzie

 

Live steam in SM32 (16mm/ft, 32 mm Gauge).

 

Welham Green by Dave Jones

 

Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. This layout originally built by the late Andy Calvert, now refurbished and back on the exhibition circuit.

 

Glenfearn by Cupar & District Model Railway Club

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Steam in the 1950's and 60's somewhere in the borders.

 

The Tramstop - Ron Stevenson.

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. City Centre Tramways

 

Cascade Lakeside by David Thomson

 

Scale 3.5 mm, HO Gauge. Fictitious American line operated by the Montana Rail Link although the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad also has running rights.

 

Fleckenkirk by Falkirk MRC

 

Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Continental railways of the Rhine Valley in Germany.

 

Kylestone by Kyle MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. British theme layout featuring substantial freight operations. Both DC and DCC control is used.

 

Annan Road by East Kilbride MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Based on the Glasgow & South Western Railway main line at Dumfries in BR steam days.

 

5" Gauge Passenger Carrying Railway by Arthur Crawford

 

Train rides for passengers of all ages!

 

Griffin Dock Road by Ayr MRG

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. "The train is now arriving at Griffin Dock Road in the Port of Ayr. Please alight here for the Irish Fast Link Ferries Interchange. This service terminates here"

 

Kings Street by Moray MRG

 

Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Modern image layout, details to follow.

 

Elliot Bridge by Stirling & Clackmannan District MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. The mainline is a classic Midland Railway secondary through route. Double tracked and with passing loops, here we will see Cross Country passenger services and regional DMUs together with long distance mail, coal, steel, stone and intermodal traffic.

 

Port St David by Renfrewshire MRC

 

Scale 7 mm, O Gauge. A Great Western Railway secondary line, with an occasional Southern Railway visitor and a branch off to a dock side.

 

Pickletillum by Glenrothes MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. A former double track mainline, singled under the Beeching cuts, featuring a distillery which is still served by rail.

 

Crawford Park by Craig Porteous, 57 Study Group

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Modern industrial scene on the outskirts of London.

 

LEGO Trains by David Graham

 

Interactive trains for the young and not so young all using the extensive LEGO trains system.

 

Old Blarney by Perth & District MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Irish railways - see our layout description including video on the Old Blarney page on this website.

 

Western Avenue by Arry Dodd

 

Scale 1/48th, O Gauge. Featuring the Lyttelton and Western Railway Company located north west of Chicago in the USA.

 

Craigport - on - Tay by Dundee MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. A fictitious branch terminus station on the south bank of the River Tay.

 

Mountain View by Inverness MRC

 

Scale 2 mm, N Gauge. Details to follow.....

 

 

Fife Cement by East Neuk MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Visit a cement works located near Ladybank in Fife sometime between 1968 and 1973. Finely detailed buildings are a feature along with surviving industrial steam.

 

 

Rosebank Junction by Bonnybridge MRC

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Savour the blue diesel era of British Rail once again.

 

Doxford by Blyth & Tyne MRS

 

Scale 4 mm, OO Gauge. Great Western Railway in the 1930's.

 

Ausfahrt Sud by Thistle Modelmakers

 

Scale 3.5 mm, HO Gauge. Somewhere in Germany, this layout features many scenic details to enhance the trains within the landscape.

 

 

Seminars:

 

Coming soon - details of a FREE DCC (Digital Command Control) seminar which you can book, in advance, to attend during the exhibition.

 

Demonstrators:

 

DEMU

 

NMRA

 

Ten Commandments

 

Societies:

 

Highland Railway Society

 

Strathspey Railway

 

Wensleydale Railway Association (Scotland)

 

Caledonian Railway Association

 

 

Trade Support:

 

McLaren Models

 

Ten Commandments

 

Finishing Touches

 

Plus Daughters

 

Lochgorm Kits

 

BH Enterprises

 

Invertrain Model Railways

 

Contikits

 

Footplate Models

 

Pooley's Puffers

 

MB Models

 

K&M Models

 

Morayes Models

 

Nairnshire Modelling Supplies

 

Douglas Blades

 

Squires Model & Craft Tools

 

Cheltenham Model Centre

 

Parkside Dundas

 

The Model Tree Shop

 

Scottish Garden Railways

 

Layouts 4U

 

Photoscape Photography

 

Harburn Hobbies

 

Strathwood

 

Brian Collier

 

Robbie's Rolling Stock

 

DC Kits

 

 

 

GM Models

 

and more to follow......

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Thanks for the list. Looks like another good one. Something to look forward to for those of us suffering from withdrawal symptoms from Model Rail Scotland. Looking forward to it . I'll be making my annual pilgrimage to Perth on the train

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The content of this year's show is now complete and we are now taking bookings for our DCC seminars (see below). We also hope to be able to have a downloadable Show Guide available on this site by the middle of June. Nothing like a technical challenge! Hopefully we will see waves of people flowing into the Dewars Centre with waves of enthusiasm for the hobby! Our aim as always, to inspire and promote our passion for model railways.

 

Seminars:

 

FREE DCC (Digital Command Control) seminars provided courtesy of DCC Supplies Ltd which you can book, in advance, to attend during the exhibition. DCC Supplies will also have their trade stand and will be glad to assist you further on an individual basis as well as offer for sale the equipment you need to get started or to build your sustem. This will cover an introduction to DCC but will also provide information and help for users of all experience levels.

 

We have very limited spaces and will run two seminars per day, one in the morning, one in the afternoon so advanced booking is highly recommended. Any remaining spaces will be distributed on a strictly first come, first served basis. To book your space, please contact our Exhibition Manager using the link at our website (www.perthmrc.com/page5.htm). Book Your DCC Seminar We will need your name and your required slot. You will be advised of the exact time of the seminar in due course.

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:yahoo: Only 28 days to go to the Perth Show. :yahoo:

 

Our 20th Show will be on 25 and 26 June 2011, at the Dewars Centre Perth, only a couple of hundred metres from Perth Station.

 

For the most up to date information on layouts traders, societies and to sign up for the free DCC seminars please see our website. www.perthmrc.com

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Waverley.

 

I've booked my hotel for the Sunday so I can visit the military museum which closes on the

one Saturday in June that the Model Railway show falls on!

 

Do you know what time the Wetherspoons opens for breakfasts on a Monday morning ?

 

Mac.

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I have had a look at their website. Seems they are open from 9am on Monday, I have been there a few times for a breakfast and can recommend it.

 

I hope you enjoy the show.

 

Kind Regards

 

www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pubs/the-capital-asset

 

The Capital Asset

26 Tay Street

Perth

Perthshire

PH1 5LQ

Phone01738 580457

 

Opening Times*Mon - Wed: 9am to 11.30pm

 

Thu - Sat: 9am to 12.30am

 

Sun: 9am to 12am

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Just a reminder that Hornby will also be present demonstrating their latest products. Dapol will also display some of their new and forthcoming releases including Class 22 and N gauge Class 26.

 

Looking forward to seeing you all at the show!

 

 

Regards,

Exhibition Manager

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Must say I am looking forward to this one, last year was my first time there and also my first show as part of DEMU and it was great to meet so many people from here there. I will be there both days this year helping out on the DEMU roadshow as needed and also helping on Griffin Dock Road as well so please come over and say hello - not much from Rannoch with me to show due to lack of progress of late but I will have my lorry that was in Model Rail on display and a modern waiting shelter that I have just finished today and is a little item for the DEMU area group layout.

 

Thanks,

Mark

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I will be at Perth both days with Falkirk MRC’s impressive continental N gauge “Fleckenkirkâ€. I am very much looking forward to operating the layout and seeing the show.

 

Cheers,

 

Greig

 

 

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Seminars again:

The times are Saturday 11.30 am and 2.30 pm and Sunday 12.30

If you would like to book in advance please contact us via our website www.perthmrc.com or book on the day at the entrance desk.

 

Good weather this weekend for staying indoors (at the exhibition of course!)

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Yes can't wait for the best show in Scotland. How many of you RM Webbers are going?

I'll be there on the Saturday; thoroughly enjoyed it last year. Thought I'd let the train take the strain; nice little loop from Leuchars - Ladybank - Perth - Dundee - Leuchars.

 

Chris

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HI All

 

So who's doing the seminars!!!

 

Regards Arran

Arran.

 

I did consider the Sunday one; but I'll still be in the Black Watch

museum/pub when it takes place.

 

Picked up the railway tickets and checked the weather forecast.

 

Mac.

 

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Just back from a long day setting up the show with the rest of the guys from the club.

 

Exhibition is looking good, with most of the exhibitors and trade support ready for tomorrow.

 

New Dapol Class 26s on display and look excellent.

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