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Nice👍and thank you for the infomation. Paul.

Maybe I should have asked, are they included or after market? Paul.

Hello Fran Your lovely photos show 3 links fitted, are these practical or aesthetic? Paul

We look forward to welcoming everyone back again to: Kendal Leisure Centre on the 27th and 28th of January 2024, 10am-5pm Sat and 10am-4pm Sun Adults: £6.50, Children (age 6-18): £2.50 (under 6 - free) Car parking is currently pay and display. For only £3.00 you can park all day. When you arrive, go to the Leisure Centre reception desk and ask for a day parking pass (payment by card, not cash). Then place the pass on your dashboard. (N.B. The ticket machines in the car park will charge you more.) If you have a local blue parking disc, you can alternatively use that for up to three hours for free. Blue badge holders not exempt. Layouts: Marshside: Martin Elson (KMRC) Depot Lane: A small multi era diesel depot somewhere in the U.K. 00 gauge Helston: B.R (W.R ) 1953 &1963, 00 gauge Lily Lane: Welsh borders village, N gauge Lymebrook Yard: North Staffordshire 1970s, N gauge Rothbury: Central Northumberland, 00 gauge Norman Colliery: 0 gauge Poulton–Le–Fylde Junction: 2010-2017, 00 gauge Smallville & Wilkston: Railroad in Maine, HOn30 St Seeb: 1970s North West England, 00 gauge Trix Twin: 1937-1971 00 gauge Rush Hour: 1950s/50s 00 gauge W. C. Boggs & Sons: Small shunting layout 0 gauge Sodor: Thomas the Tank Engine, hands-on layout, 00 gauge Traders: Along Classic Lines North Western Models Crafty Hobbies Furness Models David Webb (pictures and clocks) J.D.M. Models Junction Box M.T.F.G. Hobbies Peter Metcalfe - Hornby Dublo 1938-1964 Power Bond Railway books from Chris Squires Model and Craft Tools Vintage Prints Club second hand stall Demos and other displays Societies and groups: Lakes Line Rail Users Group Cumbrian Railways Association Eden Valley Railway Trust Train Sim Stephenson Locomotive Society Plus: Demonstration stand Kendal M.R.C. sales stand Light refreshments available in the Leisure Centre café

They would of been shunted through the yard, even if they didn't go down the tunnel. The Britain from the air photos show them in use by Newcastle Corporation's power supplier. Paul

Apologies Fran must of missed that bit with all the drooling 🤤. Paul

Fantastic news. Now about the LNER livery? Or have I missed something on your website?

Hi Tod The email I received is from info@niumodels.co.uk hope this helps. Paul

Cheers Andy literally food for thought.

Thank you Ken just what I was after.

A question if I may, what's the catering like? I'm assuming similar to York. It's my first trip to the Doncaster show so I was wondering what to expect.

We are looking forward to welcoming visitors back to our annual show at Kendal Leisure Centre on the 29th and 30th of January 2022, 10am-5pm Sat and 10am-4pm Sun Adults: £6.00, Concessions: £5.00, Children (age 6-16): £3.00, Family (2+2): £16.00. Please note any necessary changes to arrangements, due to changes in Government policy etc. will be communicated via our website.

Some official news. As things stand at the moment the Kendal Exhibition (29th/30th January) is on. Further details will be added shortly.

Hi Dylan. Bridge House Junc. Doesn't directly connect to the section of line you showed in the signal box diagram. One of the routes ducks under where's you've shown and has a trailing connection to the Consett line at Baxter Wood No. 2 signal box. A diversion from Darlington via Bishop Auckland to Durham is perfectly feasible to avoid Ferryhill. All the best Paul.

During the late 70's and 80's I got a Flying Scotsman set in this box, I also received this Sir Nigel Gresley set Both would be catalogue purchases probably Kays.