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Category Archives: Exhibitions
Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway #2
Twaddle-less Thursday today. Just loads of pictures of the B&WLR trains. I was surprised at the number and variety of locos in steam (plus one diesel). Most of the photographs were taken at the far terminus of the line – … Continue reading
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Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway #1
Summer has arrived on the May Day bank holiday weekend – unheard of! On Sunday, we paid a visit to the Bredgar & Wormshill Railway (B&WR), and their model railway exhibition. It proved to be an excellent day out. Kerry … Continue reading
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ESNG exhibition 2018 #4
We’ll start today with a few shots of people. It was good to see Kerry and Invicta there, and they seem to be selling a few things. John and NScaleCH didn’t do as well…. BH Enterprises must have had a … Continue reading
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ESNG exhibition 2018 #3
On the Wednesday night after the show, we thought that there might be a low turn out of members. Correct, just the six of us. However, we had thought ahead and asked Paul to bring some Kato track along. We … Continue reading
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ESNG exhibition 2018 #2
We were fortunate to get into the school early, at 4pm, as Derek’s influence remained, despite retiring as caretaker, and he was entrusted with the keys. The rooms that we were using quickly took shape thanks to the good number … Continue reading
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ESNG exhibition 2018 #1
Well, that’s another exhibition done and dusted. I’ll report more fully through the week, but here are my initial thoughts. Numbers were a little down on last year. This was probably due to it being the last weekend of the … Continue reading
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Getting very close!
It’s getting very close now. All seem to be organised (barring an outbreak of plague in Redhill, or WWIII due to world leaders with dodgy haircuts). The home made cakes are getting made, and I’m off to buy the (real) … Continue reading
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Dates for your diary….
If you fancy a day out in the Kent countryside, the Bredgar & Wormshill Railway open day is recommended. A little railway in a big garden, and some model railways too. Kerry & Vernon of Invicta are involved, and Cha(I)rman … Continue reading
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East Anglian Model Railway Exhibition 2018 #2
Some layouts capture their location perfectly. I’ve just taken the single shot of ‘Sidmouth’ in P4, as I’ve captured it in detail elsewhere, but this is one of the best layouts around, modelling the Southern West Country station to scale. … Continue reading
East Anglian Model Railway Exhibition 2018 #1
Last Saturday, on the road again with Mr Atfield. We started off at Brentwood toy fair, that was a disappointment – last visit had lots of ‘N’ gauge, this time next to nothing. We then continued north to Huntingdon for … Continue reading