An overall view of part of the show. |
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Stephen Austin, the well-known railway author, brought his stand of Southern
memorabilia. Stephen is standing on the right. |
Spirit of the Great Western is an N gauge layout built by Paddy Ryder, but it
takes a few to operate it! |
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Lee Johns is a regular at our exhibitions - always with a different layout.
This time it was Woodford East, a locomotive MPD in 00. |
Kleinberg is a fictitious N gauge line set in Bavaria and built by the Redruth
Amcon Group. |
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Michael Errington built this innovative 00 gauge layout literally on an ironing
board! You can see the legs through the gap in the curtains. |
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Andy Jones is another regular visitor who brings different layouts. This year
he brought Dead End which, as do all his layouts, features lots of water! |
Albert Kiernan of the Cornwall 0 Gauge Group ready to meet the public when the
doors opened on Sunday. |
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Wenfordbridge Goods Depot is a layout built by John Greenwood in fine-scale 2mm
and with a track gauge of 9.42mm. |
Bernie Porter's Vintage Hornby 0 Gauge is a great reminder of the hobby
in the past. Many of us started with these tinplate models. |
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John Ferrier is another regular whose layout, similarly with Bernie's, uses
old Hornby - this time using three rail 00 gauge Hornby Dublo equipment. |
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Malpas Quay is one of Hayle MRC's layouts and is based on the old line that
used to run down to Truro's Newham station. |
Cecil Newby is another who likes big toys! This layout featured mainly American
style stock making lots of noise and smoke! |
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David Worth shows just what can be done in HO in a very small space with his
Pump Trolley Line |
We do not normally feature Traders in our report, but as Ted Chatfield had a
gorgeous Aster live steam Gauge 1 model of WADEBRIDGE on his stand, how
could we not include it? |
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