Joining us again this year will be the N Gauge society, promoting all aspects of the smaller scale, with exclusive models and a regular newsletter and area groups, the society is a wealth of information, help and advice for those who are, or wish to model in N gauge.
We will be welcoming the supporters of the longest heritage railway in the South West: the West Somerset Railway Association. It has been a staunch supporter of the local heritage line for many years, and owns three steam locomotives (4561, 7821 & 80072). The Association has lots to offer - ask for information about its activities!
The South West 009 Society (SWOONS) will be bringing layouts to demonstrate what can be achieved in this 4mm scale narrow gauge world.
John Anderson and Paul Taylor show all aspects of layout detailing and weathering, showcasing what can be achieved.
G Scale is a size of model railways at a scale of 1:22.5 (or thereabouts) on 45mm wide (or gauge) track. This was largely created by the German manufacturer LGB in the 1960’s establishing the modern popular “Garden Railway” hobby, with their weather resistant and robust but realistic models.
Network Rail is the national rail maintenance company. To promote safe use of all our railways this community safety unit will explain the dangers that unsafe practice can cause.
Peco Model Railways are world renowned manufacturers of track systems in a multitude of scales and gauges, a range of rolling stock, and scenic detailing items as well as producing Railway Modeller magazine which is at present celebrating its 900th issue.
The Gauge O Guild promotes all aspects of the larger scale of model railways, (known to some as the dark side!) O gauge offers detail that is hard to replicate in smaller gauges.
