This year sees the tenth anniversary of the 16mm modular group being set up. This layout is built by various members who each contribute a baseboard or series of baseboards.

Barley End is a rural country halt. The main employment of Barley End is the warehouse which receives barley by rail and transferred to road to deliver to the mill.

Famous for smuggling activities of the past, on the most southerly part of the Isle of Wight, St Catherine’s Point. There were several proposed railway lines that never got off the ground including one from Ventnor to Freshwater.

Bromsgrove SME based at Avoncroft Museum of Building has facilities for 16mm and gauge 1 models. Meetings are held on Tuesday and Sunday, please visit us on site to speak to a member or visit our website for additional details.

The new Gauge 1 track of the Midlands Group of G1MRA. Running live steam locomotives fired by coal, alcohol and gas, and also battery electric locomotives including 3D printed models.

A group of like minded people interested in all things model engineering, specifically model locomotives, both steam and battery powered, traction engines, stationary engines and specialised workshop equipment.

The G Scale Publicity stand aims to try and show what we do, in the garden, in the loft or anywhere we can. It is all about enjoying the trains.

Toy trains from the first 35 years of the 20th Century. Over forty locomotives with passenger and goods stock. Six tracks running continuously on a 30 foot long layout.

The organisation's aims are to encourage interest and participation in building and running scenic gauge ‘3’ model railways, while encouraging friendly co-operation within the membership by means of informal meetings.

Halesfield TMD is an O Gauge fictional depot created in 2024. Starting with the steam loco shed and the goods exchange sidings, then moving on to the BR diesel depot extension. From steam to diesel, a mix for everyone.

LWMRS is the local model railway club with recently extended clubrooms and outdoor facilities just a few miles away from the exhibition centre.

This vintage Playmobil layout consists of three continuous counter-running circuits, each is controlled by a 5 amp 20volt transformer with remote speed controllers.

Lough M.P.D. is loosely based on the track plan of Slough W.R. in 7mm fine scale with the old and well-tested method of D.C. Control.

The National 2 1/2 Gauge Association was formed in 1975 to halt the declining interest in this historic gauge.

This layout features 1/16 scale model trams on a 2 5/8inch tram layout. Created and built by cousins and based on Streetly Road in Birmingham.

The layout includes, Thomas and Percy and a few small engines. It has recently been enlarged for the bigger engines Emily and James and there is a small circus tent and train. There is plenty to see!