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  1. We realised  whilst operated the layout at the Gresg Electric Train Show that having three three way points on the lower section of the layout was causing us reliability issues so in readiness for the next outing to Stafford Show in February we have relayed much of the track work on the lower section to remove the three wah points as the pictures show

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    46th Redditch Model Railway Exhibition with working layout, trade stands and railway modelling demonstrations. The exhibition has the repetition of being a friendly show with good quality layouts and a wide variety of trade support.

    A special offer this year if children bring an adult with them they can get in for FREE.
    Our prices also include a free guide book. There is free on site parking - by road follow signs for Town Centre and then it is Access one off the town centre ring road
    Venue 10 minute walk from the rail and bus stations. Map of route can be download from our web site

  3. Preparations are well advanced for our Pop Up Model Railway Show this weekend at the Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch town Centre

     

    Work has started preparing the otherwise empty shop unit for the exhibits to arrive  

     

    Door open at 9am on Saturday for this two day event

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  4. The Shop was called Linden Studios and was basically a camera shop that also sold model railways. David Brazier who owned the shop was  a founder member of Redditch Model Railway Club back in 1967 but stopped being a Club member in the late 1970's . I understand David passed away a number of years ago

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  5. 2nd Pop up Model Railway Show in the Kingfisher Shopping Centre on the 17th and 18th August 2019 in Unit 24 Walford Walk of the Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch town centre

     

    This will be open from 0900 until 1730 on Saturday and 1030 until 1630 on Sunday

     

    This totally free event makes use of an otherwise vacant shop unit in the Kingfisher Shopping Centre and will feature a number of working club layouts including one the visitors can operate. There will also be displays on club activities. As it is a free event there will not be any trade support.

     

    There are plenty of car parks accessed from the ring road for the shopping centre and is right next to the town centre rail and bus stations.

     

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  6. Thanks for the positive comments on our layout.

     

    The next planned exhibition is the Stafford Exhibition next February

     

    There might be an opportunity to see the layout if all goes to plan in Redditch in August but unfortunately I can safely say we are very unlikely to at an exhibition anywhere near Bogie in Australia

     

    From the Smallwood team - www.redditch-mrc.com

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  7. All set up and ready to go at the Engine House at Highley on the Severn Valley Railway - The layout will be operating on Saturday and Sunday this weekend

    See you there !!

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  8. Over the Christmas period we have added some safety fencing for the Shunter's cabin and for the fuelling area for DMU's. The laser cut timber fencing has come from the Model Railway Scenery .com range   

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  9. We have made use of the free grounded wagon body kit that was included with December edition of the Railway Modeller. Our wagon body has been suitably weathered with a damaged roof and is now next to the signal box at Smallwood 

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  10. The 45th annual Redditch Model Railway Exhibition takes place on 15th and 16th September 2018 at the Trinity High School, Grove Street, Redditch Town Centre B98 8HB. The venue is off access one on the Redditch Town Centre Ring Road and is a 15 minutes drive from Junction 2 of the M42. There is a large free car park at the venue. The Town Centre Bus and Rail stations are a 10-15 minute walk. There are three trains an hour directly to/from Birmingham New Street station on Saturday and two an hour on Sunday.

     

    There will be at least 15 working layouts of scales between 7mm and 2mm scales many of which are well known and featured in the model railway press, together with 12 sales stands The show is open from 1000 until 1700 on Saturday and until 1630 on Sunday. Admission prices are Adults £5.50, Children £2 & Senior Citizens £5.and Families (2+2) £14. 

     

    The venue is wheelchair friendly Further information can be found on the web site at www.redditch-mrc.com or email enquiry@redditch-mrc.com

     

     

     

     

    Layouts on show will include:

     

    Brynllwyd - presented by Dave Forshaw, Liverpool MRS 

     

    Welsh narrow gauge layout – 7mm scale

     

    Buckshee - presented by Members of Redditch MRC

     

    4mm Scottish Region layout – 4mm scale

     

    Charlton The Strand - presented by David Boot 

     

    New 4mm Western Region layout– 4mm scale

     

    Eu (Le Treport) Depot - presented by Peter and John Smith

     

    1950's French locomotive depot – 7mm scale

     

    Farmers Drove - presented by Steve Farmer

     

    Modern image layout – 2mm scale

     

    Hounslow Sidings - presented by Ray Norwood

     

    South London in the 1960’s

     

    Morfa Mawr - presented by Ian Sandell

     

    Modern image layout based in Wales – 4mm scale

     

    North of England Line - presented by Scarborough and District Railway Modellers

     

    North east of England based layout – 2mm scale

     

    Oakenshaw - presented by Redditch Model Railway Club 

     

    West Yorkshire in the 1960's – 4mm scale

     

    Smallwood - presented by Redditch Model Railway Club

     

    Modern Image layout based in the 1970’s – 4mm scale

     

    Studley and Astwood Bank by Steve Monk

     

    Layout of the prototype station – 4mm scale

     

    Su and St Paul - presented by Doug Grazier

     

    American modern image HO scale layout – 3.5 mm scale

     

    Trinity Dock Street Bridge - presented by Gavin Rose

     

    Dock yard set in 1939 – 4mm scale

     

    Plus at least one more 7mm scale layout that is so new it has yet to be named

     

     

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