Tag Archives: N-Club International

Where to start? There were quite a few layouts that caught my eye. A favourite was the double layout, St Andrews and Guard Bridge. I especially liked the viaduct of Guard Bridge and the way the line curves away into … Continue reading →

Today, I’ll just show the NCI layout. This was all controlled by the iTrain software, leaving most of us just to entertain visitors. We did have some good conversations with visitors, who were very interested in the format of the … Continue reading →

My weekend was spent at TINGS (The International N Gauge Show), exhibiting an N-Club layout with some of our Stuttgart German friends. They provided a few modules, the digital control, and the fiddle yard, but the rest of the layout … Continue reading →

Three more pictures from TINGS from Simon… There wasn’t much at TINGS but I thought you might like these. The layout was probably the best in show? Nazareth Portland – The layout is based upon the Cement manufacturing industry of … Continue reading →

Hopefully I’m now in Stuttgart for the NCI meet.  So here are a few pictures from the past, mainly showing how the ESNG members have failed to age gracefully. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Hopefully, some … Continue reading →

Some more pictures from Dorking today. We’ll start with are Wimbledon club’s lovely N gauge French layout. Next a rather interesting end loop. It’s in 00, but gives me ideas for N club? Penmawr models a typical GWR engine shed. … Continue reading →

Dorking and Horsham MRCs held a joint show again. Not a bad idea at all for a small club to pool resources is like this, especially when hall hire is so expensive. Sean and Allan and Lucas were exhibiting at … Continue reading →

And so to the rest of the layouts. Hobbs Hill had this dreadful warning! In front of a nicely sceniced Southern Region layout. A glimpse of Titfield. On shed at Newton Grove. Paystow is doing the rounds of exhibitions! Good … Continue reading →

I was not a happy Bunny last Friday. I was all geared up to go to the Rapido Railex with Allan, but the weather was so wet and cold I didn’t fancy it, as I still can’t get a coat … Continue reading →

And so to the rest of the layouts at Spa Valley. Elbow Lane is a familiar, but always interesting little railway. St Mellion is also familiar, but is a neat bit of modelling. A little modern image with New Oak … Continue reading →