Ardleigh Noel: 16mm Scale narrow gauge
Dick Dorton's new layout. Live steam together with battery electrics including some recently rejuvinated masterpieces by Peter Barnfield, whose work also provided inspiration for Dick's superb scenic work.

Not seen in print - yet!

Brink Valley Tramway 7mm scale narrow gauge
Christopher Payne's latest imaginative foray, an 18" gauge rural steam tramway
with passenger, goods, and quarry traffic. One of the best minimum space layouts around.

Full article featured in "Railway Modeller" July 2010

Grove Ferry Junction S Scale
Robin Fielding's unusual and well executed East Kent might have been, featuring a fiendishly clever fiddle-yard and a lovely Stirling O Class, amongst much else.

Fiddle yard and photos featured in MRJ 199

Maidstone Road EM Scale
Les Darbyshire has brought his magnificent evocation of the Kent and East Sussex under Colonel Stephens out of retirement for this special show, a seminal work in so many ways.

Featured in depth in MRJ 54 back in 1992 when the concept was already 30 years old - a layout not to be missed.

Rye Town EM Scale
An imaginatively built Colonel Stephens Terminus that never existed but looks as if it did, built by Stephen Hannington and appearing courtesy of Chris Jackson.

Fully featured in MRJ 146, Tim Shackleton (then editor) said of it: '..... Rye Town brilliantly captures the feel of a railway that, by the late 1920s, was down-at-heel, run on a shoestring and yet plainly loved by its employees.'

Smallcombe OO Scale
Ted Olney's perennially popular ex LNWR line in LMS days, a well operated and finished antidote to this scale's current preoccupation with “ready to run” items. Apoparently this layout has never appeared in a magazine - shome mishtake shurely?

Tucking Mill 2mm Scale
Take a walk up the Cam Valley with Jerry Clifford to discover a previously unknown light railway set alongside the old Somersetshire Coal Canal.

Weston Terminus EM Scale
Possibly the last outing for Andrew Ullyot's exquisite representation of the WC&P's southern terminus, a creaking light railway set in a refined suburb – it really existed!

Featured in MRJ 162, "Railway of the Month" in Railway Modeller February 2007

Demonstrators

John Dopson demystifies painting and lining, almost by royal appointment(!)

Kerry Baylis demonstrates modelling the Colonel's railways in 7mm Scale.

Alan Doddington will be modelling and extolling the virtues of the GWR in 4mm scale.

Bob Brown will be demonstrating and showing part of his new layout in 3mm scale

Rich Brown will be scratcbuilding LB&SCR rolling stock in 7mm Scale.

Societies

The Colonel Stephens Society will be representing their namesake and his railways, a very civilised group with a wonderful newsletter – highly recommended and always a good read.

The Festiniog Railway will be representing their twin delights in North Wales, both now fully operational and well worth investigating.

Traders

Finney and Smith will be feeding the finescale habit with vital metal supplies and assorted technicalia.

The Gas Cupboard will have all the latest from Hornby and Bachmann together with numerous model railway accessories and supplies.

Robin Tett will be in attendance with a plethora of previously owned model railway equipment.

The Titfield Thunderbolt Bookshop will have the latest in quality railway publishing