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Farnham & District 0 Gauge Group Open Day 2nd May 2011


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Farnham & District Model Railway Club

‘0’ Gauge Group Open Day

Monday 2nd May 2011

 

 

Attractions:

 

 

- Our exhibition layout Weydon Road running a full schedule

 

 

- The Group’s 3 road test track

 

 

- A club DCC layout - Brookford

 

 

- Roxey Mouldings sales stand

 

 

- Mid Hants Railway film show & Gauge O Guild stand

 

 

Bring along your own models for running and take a turn in operating Weydon Road.

 

 

Plus:

 

 

- Tea & Coffee bar with Bacon rolls, Cakes, etc

 

 

Open from 10.00 until 16:00

 

Entry is only £1.00

The Clubroom is at the Wrecclesham Community Centre, Greenfield Road, Wrecclesham, Farnham, GU9 8TJ.

 

 

Trouble finding the club rooms? Call us on 07711 186707

 

 

If you are interested in learning more about our Club but you can't manage to make it on the day, email us on info@farnhammrc.org.uk, or come along any Wednesday evening

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So we are all ready to go for Monday. Layouts have been prepared and cakes are being baked.

 

Do come along if you are in the area - it will be one pound well spent!

 

Julian

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Thanks to those who came along to a successful day. Numbers were up by nearly 20% compared to last year and more people brought along stock to run on the layouts and the test track, which added greatly to the fun.

 

A few photos to finish off, unfortunately only taken on a camera phone.

 

Two of the main room with Weydon Road, the test track, the 0 Gauge Guild stand and Roxey Mouldings' sales stand.

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A visiting Badminton in the sunlight on the test track

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Club member Paul Lindsay-Scott's showed his layout 'Brookford' for the first time, earning a lot of praise.

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Paul's LSWR T3 shares the track with a visiting King Arthur, showing contrasts in Southern Railway motive power and cleanliness!

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Julian

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