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Nockingbigg End

30ft by10ft running Narrow Gauge Trains These trains ran between1900 to 1935.

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Kinross

8 ft by 2 ft OO gauge. An imaginary town in the Spey valley set between 1958 and 1970. 

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90 Pence Railway

A small mountain themed layout in its own carrying case, bought from an online auction site for 1 Euro.

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Morwellham

14 ft x 5 ft OO gauge. Originally built as a modern day fictional layout that is very busy with lots for children to see. It has a clay works and logging yard in a rural setting

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Hutchinson's End

A repurposed N gauge layout that was retired when the owner ‘grew-up’ and moved to O gauge modelling. It is now used as a test bed for developing
automation of the Leamington and Warwick Model Railway Society club layouts.

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Great Western Society Ltd

The Great Western Society exists to preserve, restore and operate, as a permanent public exhibition and museum, locomotives, rolling stock, equipment machinery and relics of historical operational and general interest and educational value.

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Thomas and Friends (G Scale Junction)

18ft by 15 ft G scale/Gauge 1 layout. Our rolling stock is mostly German L.G.B (Lehmann-Gross- Bahn).

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Silbeeke

5 ft by 2ft 6in Z gauge set in Belgium. The trackwork is Marklin and most of the buildings are by Kibri although there are several scratchbuilt ones. 

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St Mary Mead

16 ft x 2 ft 16.6 gauge. A BR(S) branch terminus set in Hampshire or Dorset in the 1950s and 60s. Mainly steam but a very few early diesels do appear.

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Lego City

Set in Lego City, mini-figs rush round on the high-speed passenger train and goods, including gold from the mine, are transported from the cargo station on cargo trains based on both Diesel and electric locomotives. 

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Common Lane

A small O gauge layout which shows how little space is needed to build an operationally interesting diorama. Shunting is possible on this depiction of a wagon works based on a typical scene near Stafford.

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Lynton and Barnstaple Railway - Thames Valley

Support Group

The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway is a non-profit organisation offering narrow gauge train rides at Woody Bay in Exmoor National Park, with one aim: to fully restore the legendary Lynton & Barnstaple Railway.