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Set in the BR Eastern Region during the early 60’s, East Lodge depicts the Great Eastern scene in the Braintree area.
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This
HO-scale layout has been designed to represent the iron-making part of an integrated steel plant somewhere in the north-eastern United
States during the 1950's. The layout has been built by a group of six NMRA Scotland Division members.
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This layout is based on the north Tyneside electrified lines, although not depicting any particular location. The stock is mostly kit built of the types which would be running in the north east in 1947, the electric stock is either scratch built or from Dave Alexander kits.
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Fort William 1953 - 7mm Scale |
The layout portrays Fort William station as it was in 1953 with locomotives and rolling stock typical of the period. It is the largest layout Ian Futers has ever built and measures 41ft by 8ft!
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Glenholm by Glasgow & West of Scotland MRC represents a small rural station on the North British secondary main line in the early 1960s. Trains vary from non-stopping passenger expresses, stopping passenger trains, bulk goods trains, pick up goods and branch line services.
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Built by Perth MRC this is a fictional N gauge model of a location near Munich Bavaria during the 1950's with epoch II stock from both DB and DRG.
 Helmstadt Station
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Set in the period after 1998, Invergeachy represents a refurbished small town station which is remerging from near closure with reinvestment in facilities infrastructure rolling stock and people.
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Iron Mold Lane - OO gauge |
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This layout by Bristol East MRC depicts a small corner of a fictitious Iron and Steel works in the south Bristol area around the early 1970’s.
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Set in the 1950's, this model of a US roundhouse during the days of steam is by Kirkintilloch MRC.
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Lower Hatton Junction (for Upper Hatton)- OO Gauge |
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This layout by Bishopton model railway club is a continuous running, modern image layout, with two large stations and an oil platform construction site. Stock run will be from 2000 to the present era with the upper tracks being computer controlled. The layout also incorporates an extensive road network with controlled moving vehicles.
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A new OO Gauge layout by Rutherglen MRC set in Scotland during the 1980's.
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This OO gauge layout by Hawick MRC depicts the contemporary Scottish railway scene.
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