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Oldham King Street - O gauge |
Oldham King Street depicts a small fictional terminus station in North West England sometime in the early to mid 1980’s. A number of locos are equipped with sound chips and smoke generators to enhance the scene.
 Oldham King Street
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This layout represents a joint LMS and GWR station during the 30’ and 40’s it was featured in the 1999 edition the Railway Modeller and is presented by Bridgend Model Railway Club.
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The group of Dutch modellers that in 2007 brought Petershausen to our show are returning in 2008 with another layout. Petershof is an HO scale layout depicting life in a Dutch village during the 1960's.
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Rosebank Junction - OO gauge |
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By Bonnybridge & District MRC, Rosebank Junction is a depiction of rail junction during the period of transition from steam to diesel.
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Set in the North Staffs area of west coast mainline in mid 90’s, this layout won the Andy Calvert Memorial Trophy at Warley in 2005 and has featured in both Modern Railway Modelling (issue 3) and the June 2007 edition of Model Rail.
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This modern image Z gauge layout by East Neuk MRC is a model of the Swiss mainline as it heads south to the French border and is one of the best Z gauge layouts in the UK.
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This layout represents a typical steelworks in West Germany. It is set in the current period to include locos of both the DB and private operators.
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A freelance OO gauge layout by Ayr MRG set somewhere in the UK during the 1990's.
 Swinlees
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Situated on the Arlberg route which crosses the Alps in an east-west direction linking Switzerland with Austria Trinnansbrucke attempts to capture the atmosphere of this dramatic route as well as the trains which traverse it during the Epoch V period. The Alberg Express, Orient Express and Transalpin along with double headed freights are just some of the trains which can be seen.
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Wansbeck Road - 2mm Scale |
Set in the BR North Eastern region this 2mm scale layout depicts a County Durham colliery village station in the period between 1957 -62
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Wibdenshaw is a large EM gauge layout set in the midlands during the BR corporate blue era in the 70's.
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Imagine a sleepy West Country town, trains meandering their way through the countryside – that’s Wouldham Town. The layout is based loosely on the type of trains that ran over the Somerset and Dorset line in the late 50’s early 60’s before closure and reflects the “Slow and Dirty” image the line portrayed.
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