| Layouts |
| Layout Name |
Scale |
Short description |
| Thomas Junction |
OO |
Sodor Railways Thomas and Friends
|
| County Gate |
009 |
based on the Lynton and Barnstaple and portrays a
ficticious
extension to Minehead and has appeared in many of the popular
model railway magazines. |
| Cramdin Yard |
OO |
modern image wagon repair works by Dave Renshaw. This
layout has appeared in Model Rail |
| Blackgang |
Gauge 3 |
based on IOW practice with a layout
remeniscent of Brading.
This layout is by Mark Pretious who is also a transport artist. |
| Canada Road |
EM |
by Peter Johnson and is based on small exchange sidings
on the
fringe of a docklands area and is set in the late 60's early 70's. Can
be viewed here.
|
| East Dean |
O |
An end to end layout depicting a Western Region branch
line in the 50's by the Hillingdon Railway Modellers.
|
| East Lear Depot |
OO |
This is a modern image depot scene by Dave Lear |
| East Ilsley |
EM |
depicts a GWR branch based on a fictitious connection
with the
Didcot Newbury and Southampton railway. The scene can be 1930's or
1960's. by Margaret Evans |
East Lynn & Quay &
Hunstanton
|
S |
This is an S scale layout which if you do not
know is a 1:64th
full size or 3/16 inch to a foot. Therefore it is larger than 4mm but
smaller than 7mm. East Lynn is a small town and seaport in Norfolk
served by the Great Eastern Railway. The scene is set around 1900. The
layout is presented by Trevor Nunn.
The S
scale society will have a stand at the show. |
| Hayesden |
7mm NG |
set in an imaginary village in the Weald of Kent on a
snowy morning
in December 1938. The layout is presented by Tony Mortlock and has
appeared in Railway Modeller. |
Highbury Colliery
|
2mm |
This layout has recently appeared in the
November 2009 Railway
Modeller. It is by Jerry and Kim Clifford and is based on the Somerset
and Dorset in the North Somerset coalfield in the 1920's.
|
| Holm |
OO |
GWR branch line based on Kingsbrdge. The layout uses Peco
code 75
track the era is set in the 1930-1940's. It was first shown at the
Eastleigh show in February 2009. |
| Iron Mould Lane |
OO |
is set in part of a steel works in the South
Bristol area.
Works locos are steam with diesels making their appearance. This layout
by Richard Lear has received many good reviews in the railway press and
has appeared in recent times in Model Rail, Railway Modeller etc. |
| Kuppla Yard |
HO |
American urban switching layout
(DCC operated) by Dave Barclay
|
| The layout with no name |
On30 |
A narrow gauge American layout. by Francis Stapleton.
The scale is a quarter of an inch to the foot.
|
| Little Cussin |
N |
We welcome back Graham Smith who has a fine collection
of N gauge
layouts. This layout represents the Settle and Carlisle in the late
50's early 60's |
| Lulworth |
OO |
This is by the Basingstoke and North Hants Tuesday night
group
and
is somewhat of a rebirth of a previous layout of the same name. This is
an 00 layout, track is code 75 by SMP and Peco with hand built now
making
an appearance as the group become more experienced. It represents a
fictitious double track branch line from the LSWR main line at Wool.
The assumption being that Lulworth followed Swanage's lead in expansion
to a small town and holiday destination. However at the outbreak
of the great war the line was doubled and a branch serving the military
establishments as well as the Purbeck clay was built and still sees
service at the period depicted mid 50's to early sixties. A large dairy
also provides regular freight over the line. |
| New Stanton Lees |
OO |
This is a modern image compact 00 layout which is intended to
show
that a large amount of space is not required for a good layout. The
layout is by Derek Gilkerson and can be viewed here. |
East Quay, Chapel Pill
|
009
|
This layout is set in 1922 and is a fictitious Forest of Dean
coal
exporting port. This layout is by Angus Watkins and has appeared in the
railway Modeller Oct and Nov 2002.
|
Peak Quarry
|
4mm
|
A modern image (1981-1986) layout based on the Peak Forest
and Dove
Holes Quarry area in the Peak District. Main freight is limestone with
a limited passenger service. The layout is owned by a member of the
Isle of Thanet Railway Society.
|
Rhine Side
|
TT
|
Rhineside
is a German TT layout by Dave Harris and John O'Dell of the BNHMRS and
most recently was taken to the ECE model rail club and displayed at
their exhibtion in Euskirchen in Germany and was received with good
feed back and encouragement from all. The layout is based on a section
of line on the west bank of the Rhine.
|
Triang Super 4
|
OO
|
This layout is based upon avaialble models from the 1960's
manufactured by Triang. Layout owned and operated by Les Martin
|
Schloss Bahnhoff
|
Z
|
Built
in 2009 this model is new on the exhibition circuit with Brian and
Rosemary Humphries having taken five years out. The layout is based
somewhere in Germany, the scene is dominated by a castle hence the name
of the layout. The layout consists of six circuits to ensures there is
something on the move at all times. The fiddle yard at the rear
facilitates regular stock changes.
|
Green Island
|
N
|
This modern image branch layout is the first time the layout
or its
owners have appeared as exhibitors. Bruce and Helen Armstrong present
the layout. Bruce has had some experience of building a N gauge layout
in very challenging circumstances an article appeared earlier this year
in Railway Modeller relating to that project.
|
Hennock
|
3mm
|
GWR branch in a Pipe Clay producing area of Devon. The
location is
real the branch fictitious. The layout is by Steve Fackrell, each item
is unique as no ready to run items exist for this scale
|
Oro Grande Railroad
|
Sn3
|
1/64 th scale set in the USA.
|
Crichel
|
O/16.5
|
A fictitious layout serving the rural valley in the south
east of Blandford Forum and is a narrow gauge agricultural line.
|
Havenegarde
|
HO
|
is
based in Northern Jutland in Denmark the area modelled is part of a
harbour a roundhouse and a small ferry. This appeared in Continental
Modeller 2007.
|
Hayesden
|
O/16.5
|
by Tony Mortlock is an imaginary village in the Weald of Kent
the
layout being at 7mm-ft and is a snap shot of a snowy Monday in 1938.
|
