| Bankfield Road - O Gauge
Set in the Black Country in the immediate post WWII period. The railways may be about to be nationalised, but this is still the world of the LMS. read more..
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| King's Green Wharf - N Gauge
An 'N' gauge layout portraying an imaginary collection of sidings serving a variety of industries which have grown up around Bigglesbury Canal basin. read more..
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| Helmthwaite & Chapel Lane - O Gauge
Helmthwaite is now at the end of a short branch of the LMS in industrial West Yorkshire. There was once a through connection to the ex-LNWR line at Staincliffe, but economics forced the closure of the through connection in the early 1930s read more..
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| Ashfield - OO Gauge
Ashfield is set in rural northern England about the turn of the century. It was an intermediate station on a cross-country line deemed uneconomic by Beeching and truncated by BR. read more..
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| Shunters Mill - OO Gauge
The new layout by the Junior members of the club. read more..
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| Shopleigh - OO Gauge
Shopleigh represents modern day operation, and is set in a urban location, somewhere to the north of London. A regular commuter service, mainly made up of DMU's such as 158's 159's and 166's can be seen, in a range of operator liveries, and sharing the two platform station. read more..
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| Bramble Bottom - 10mm/1ft 16.5mm gauge
This is the home to all moles, ladybirds and mice but most of all it is the home of the Bramble Bottom Rail System, or BBR for short. With a small school house beneath the tree stump and a dozen or so houses, life goes on without incident. Well! Except when Edwin Earwig sat on Malcolm Mouses's blackberry pie. Edwin still can't get the stain out of his trousers. read more..
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| The Grumstick and Dipplewick Railway - 10mm/1ft 16.5mm gauge
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| Cadeverton - TT Gauge
Cadeverton depicts an ex-GWR cross country branch line, The track plan is a mirror image of Thornverton and the buildings are scale models of those at Cadeleigh and Thornverton on the former Exe Valley line in Devon. read more..
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