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RED HOOK BAY from Michael Carter in Maidenhead
(2 images available)	Michael Carter is an independent Modeller .			01628784867
	Subject: Maine Central/Boston & Maine (USA) Era: 1940'S Description: Red Hook Bay is a fictitious busy seaport on the coast of Maine, USA. Besides the local fishing industry, Red Hook Bay is host to a brewery and a dairy. The town is a major transportation hub for the coastal islands off the coast of Maine and has ferry services from the wharf for both passengers and cars. The town is also a railroad junction for the Boston & Maine and Maine Central railroads. It is also served by a local tram service with a tram stop in front of Hokum's Burlesque Theatre on Main Street. Set in the late steam/early diesel era of the late 1940's. It is somewhere close to Route 1, which links Portland and Rockland in Maine. The thirty structures include craftsmen kits from a wide variety of American specialist companies. There will also be several boats mainly from kits by Sea Port Model Works and Frenchman River. The structures have been deliberately constructed to look a little worse for wear. The majority of the buildings are limited-edition craftsmen kits. The lighthouse is a replica of the Thomas Point Light located off the coast of Maryland but is similar to lighthouses that can be found in New England. The farm features a typical New England style farmhouse with connected barn. Where you find sailors you will find bars and other establishments catering to their interests. Red Hook Bay is operated with a Digitrax DCC system, which allows independent control of the locos, which are fitted with sound decoders. Switching (shunting) is accomplished by using Kadee automatic couplers together with magnets concealed underneath the track. Red Hook Bay was featured in the November 2014 edition of Continental Modeller. It also was a feature of CM's North American 2014 Autumn Special as Red Hook Bay - The Build. Also Marquetren (Nov 2016) and Loco-Revue (Apr 2017). Locos: - ready-to-run models from Proto 2000 and Bachmann suitably weathered and fitted with DCC sound decoders. Track work: - Peco code 75 with turnouts fitted with DCC Concepts Cobalt turnout stall motors. Van hire: NONE Insurance value: £10,000.00 BEST IN SHOW AWARDS - Folkestone, Poole, Letchworth, Erith, Silver Fox - Milton Keynes, Soar Valley and Gaugemaster. 2nd in Public Vote at Montelimar, France.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 2.5 ft by 12 ft Footprint: 6ft by 14 ft		No. of Operators: 2-3
Other: Catering Special Requirements NIL Power 1@13amp socket Free-Standing layout with own lighting will require an extra chair. No barriers required
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout can be seen at the following forthcoming Exhibitions -  October 2021 -  Wigan This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  November 2020 -  Amfc Orleans, France  October 2020 -  Colchester MRS  October 2020 -  Croydon MRC  September 2020 -  Fleetwood  June 2020 -  Great Central Railway  April 2020 -  York  April 2020 -  Victory, Portsmouth  January 2020 -  Calne  August 2019 -  Soar Valley MRC, Loughborough  August 2019 -  Northampton MRC  May 2019 -  Derby  November 2018 -  Royston  November 2018 -  High Wycombe MRS - Wycrail  October 2018 -  Didcot, Oxon  October 2018 -  Montelimar, France  October 2018 -  Sudbury MRE  August 2018 -  Silverfox MRS - Milton Keynes  May 2018 -  Swing (South Downs Group) Bognor  April 2018 -  Crawley MRS - Horsham  March 2018 -  Basingstoke MRS  February 2018 -  Biggleswade MRS  January 2018 -  Weston Super Mare  November 2017 -  Romford MRS  October 2017 -  Weymouth MRC  June 2017 -  Mere MRC - Warminister  May 2017 -  Ely MRS  April 2017 -  Trainsmania, Lille, France  April 2017 -  De Havilland MRC - Welwyn Garden City  April 2017 -  Beacon-Rail, Pitstone, Tring  March 2017 -  Abingdon MRC  March 2017 -  Nailsea M.R.C.  February 2017 -  Tonbridge M.R.C.  November 2016 -  Warley M.R.C. - Nec Birmingham  November 2016 -  Spalding M.R.C.  October 2016 -  Farnham MRC Aldershot  October 2016 -  Fareham & Distict MRC  September 2016 -  Mid-Essex M.R.C.  September 2016 -  Gaugemaster Special Weekend - Best in Show  May 2016 -  South West Herts MRS Bushey  April 2016 -  Rotarail - Fareham  March 2016 -  London Festival of Railway Modelling, Alexandra Palace  March 2016 -  On-Traxs Utrecht Holland  February 2016 -  Eurotrack, Southampton  January 2016 -  Erith M.R.S. Bexley - Best in Show For Scenic Detail  January 2016 -  City of Canterbury M.R.C.  January 2016 -  Astolat M.R.C. Guildford  January 2016 -  Maidenhead & Marlow M.R.C.  November 2015 -  Letchworth M.R.C. - Best in Show  November 2015 -  Poole & District M.R.C - Best in Show (Barry Peacock Award)  September 2015 -  Oxford M.R.C.  September 2015 -  Andover M.R.C.  July 2015 -  Sheredes School Hoddesdon  July 2015 -  Beaconsfield M.R.C.  April 2015 -  Epsom & Ewell M.R.C.  February 2015 -  NMRA Spring Meet, Northampton  February 2015 -  Milton Keynes M.R.S.  October 2014 -  Folkestone M.R.C. - Best of Show  September 2014 -  Tolworth Show Train  September 2014 -  Rec Show, Woking  September 2014 -  Kenavon M.R.C.  June 2014 -  Chatham M.R.C.  May 2014 -  Northampton International Train Show  February 2014 -  Newbury M.R.C.  January 2014 -  NMRA Winter Meet, Benson  November 2013 -  Wycrail  October 2013 -  NMRA Convention Meriden

CAMPBELL RIVERSIDE from John Izzard in Ballyhaunis
(2 images available)	John Izzard is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: Canadian/North American Era: 1980's + Description: Campbell Riverside is a small freelance depot/servicing point facillity, for the refueling and light maintenance of locomotives. The layout is operated by DCC with some locomotive equipped with sound. The track plan for Campbell Riverside is based on an '0' gauge layout called 'Swansea Riverside' built by the late Alister George of Luton Model Railway Club of which I am a former member. There are many light engine moves around the depot, and also some freight movement to bring in spare parts for the stores. I have recently installed an auto shuttle on the high level section so there is always something moving on the layout. This layout fits into a small car so no van hire cost are involved.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 8ft x 1ft Footprint: 8ft x 1ft + operating space at rear of layout		No. of Operators: 1- 2
Other: None
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  October 2017 -  South Dublin Model Railway Show  - 28th -30th October, blackrock dublin  August 2017 -  Ulster Model Railway Club  - 26th - 27th August 2017 belfast  May 2017 -  First Bangor Model Railway Exhibition  - 26th - 27th may bangor co. Down  April 2017 -  Wexford MRC Easter Show  - 16th- 17th April 2017  October 2016 -  Mrsi Exhibition, St. Pauls College , Raheny, Dublin  - 29th - 31st October 3 day bank holiday exhibition organised by model railway society of ireland.  September 2016 -  Erne Model Railway Club Annual Exhibition Lisnaskea  May 2016 -  First Bangor Model Railway Club. Bangor Co. Down  - The norman bailey memorial model railway exhibition 27th - 28th may 2016  September 2015 -  Erne Model Railway Club Modellers Exhibition Enniskillen  June 2015 -  Article in June 2015 Issue of Continental Modeller  April 2015 -  Wexford Model and Transport Show St. Josephs Community Centre  September 2014 -  Erne Model Railway Club Modellers Exhibition Enniskillen  September 2014 -  Midlands Model Railway Club Exhibition Portlaoise  - This is campbell riverside's first exhibition outing. Layout was very well received and got a lot of favourable comments from the visitors and fellow exhibitors.

FURKA OBERALP from Ian Edwards in Ulverston
(1 image available)	Ian Edwards is the Exhibition Manager of Furness Model Railway Club.			01229583595
	Subject: Furka Oberalp Bahn Era: 1990's Description: Furka Oberalp is a first attempt at a layout with fully a operational rack and pinion system. It is also a test bed for a programable logic control system being developed by members of the Furness MRC. Trains leave the lower fiddle yard and climb steeply through a 360 degree spiral to arrive at a passing loop where the down hill train is crossed, before continuing up to the upper fiddle yard.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HOm	Size: 6ft x 7ft x 8ft 6in Footprint: 10ft x 9ft		No. of Operators: 3
Other: None

ALLENTON from Ian Burford in Hastings
(1 image available)	Ian Burford is an independent Modeller .			01424 812955
	Subject: St Louis Southwestern (USA) Era: 1980's Description: Allenton is a fully scenic (urban decay) shunting puzzle based of the plans of John Allen. Operated from the front, we encourage the younger members of the public to assist in the operation of the layout. A feature of the layout is weathering of the rolling stock.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 5ft x 1ft Footprint: 8ft x 4ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: Single 13 amp socket required

SVANDA from Chris Ford in Lewes
(2 images available)	Chris Ford is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: Norwegian Era: 1980s Description: Svanda is a joint project by Chris Ford and Nigel Hill. Chris was responsible for the geology, permanent way and painting. Nigel provided the stock and the buildings. The scenery is a mixture of natural and commercial materials; all the buildings are scratch built. Svanda represents a Norwegian secondary line in the 1980’s. Due to high maintenance costs the line has been truncated beyond this point and the traffic is timber and general goods with a light passenger service. Locomotives and freight stock are typical of the period with a mix of first generation diesels and wood-bodied freight stock. Svanda featured in Continental Modeller in February 2017.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 12ft x 2ft Footprint: 12ft x 5ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: Requires 1 x 13 amp socket. Layout is self supporting. Usual expenses required.
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  November 2019 -  Wycrail  April 2019 -  Crawley MRC  September 2017 -  European Railway Association Birmingham  January 2017 -  Lenham Kent SNCF Society  September 2016 -  Burgess Hill MRC  November 2015 -  Tolworth Showtrain  October 2015 -  Fareham Hants  October 2015 -  Farnham MRC (Aldershot)  May 2015 -  Salisbury  March 2015 -  WRG Arundel  February 2015 -  Eurotrack Southampton

EIGHT DOLLAR CANYON from Carshalton & Sutton MRC in Sutton
(1 image available)	Dave Smith is the contact for this layout and is the Hon. Secretary of Carshalton & Sutton MRC.			07715 890786
	Subject: USA Era: 1960's-1970's Description: US 60s-70s Mainly Southern Pacific / Milwaukee Road, Multiple Track Circular Club Layout, Scale 3.5 mm, Gauge HO, DC, Width approx. 16 foot diameter circle, composed of eight approx. 5 foot boards making an octagon, Code 83 some handbuilt track. Viewable all round. Operated from both inside and outside. Full details, photos and info sheet downloadable from website.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: H0	Size: 16ft dia Footprint: 20ft dia		No. of Operators: 4/5
Other: 1 socket, 1 6x4 table, 3 chairs, Van hire + 1 members own vehicle.

VILLEFRANCHE-LA-CHAPELLE from Dave Smith in Sutton
(1 image available)	Dave Smith is the Hon. Secretary of Carshalton & Sutton MRC.			07715 890786
	Subject: French SNCF Era: 1990's Description: A small SNCF layout designed to show a shunting yard in a fictional French town in the 1990s, serving a few industries at the same time. There's also a higher level line in and out of a platform, to allow a DMU or suchlike to be run. Full 10ft frontage viewable.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: H0	Size: 10ft x 2ft Footprint: 12ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2/3
Other: 1 socket, 1 6x4 table, 2 chairs, member's car or poss small Van hire.

ZEVENDAAL from Dave Smith in Sutton
(1 image available)	Dave Smith is the Hon. Secretary of Carshalton & Sutton MRC.			07715 890786
	Subject: Dutch Open Access freight yard Era: 1990's Description: Zevendaal is fictitiously based in the Overijssel region of the Netherlands; its character taken from the rail yards and docks of Zutphen and Deventer. The model aims to capture the atmosphere of Deventer's Straatspoor and shunting yard combined. The layout is characterized by over sized loads and interesting Freight workings.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: H0	Size: 26ft x 2ft Footprint: 28ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: 1 socket, 1 6x4 table, 2 chairs, member's own vehicle

'K' STREET YARD from Carshalton & Sutton MRC in Sutton
(1 image available)	David Smith is the contact for this layout and is the Hon. Secretary of Carshalton & Sutton MRC.
	Subject: Milwaukee Road, USA Era: 1960's Description: A Milwaukee Road HO switching layout set between the late fifties to early seventies. Fictional location in the north of Spokane, Washington State. Because of competition from the Burlington Northern and Great Northern the mainline to the yard was never built, instead it had to rely on the original steeply graded line which threads its way between the buildings. This makes for complicated movements to spot loads in the correct location. It is wired to give a choice of DC or DCC working. The buildings are a mixture of Walthers and Bachman kits, with some recycled buildings from other layouts. The buildings have all been modified and not built straight from the box. The layout is self supporting. No van Hire required.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: 16.5mm	Size: 8ft x 2ft Footprint: 12ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2/3
Other: 1 x socket, 1 x table. NO VAN HIRE.

ST MARK'S YARD from Tim Neale in Twickenham
(1 image available)	Tim Neale is the Committee Member of Western Model Railway Society.
	Subject: ATSF (USA) Era: 1970's Description: The inspiration for this small, freelanced American HO switching layout came from an article in the Model Railroader a few years ago, about an area of Los Angeles where the trains literally moved between, and even through, the fruit warehouses. The Southern Pacific crews called it The Rat Hole. The catalyst was my son, hence the name, when he wanted a Santa Fe locomotive to replace Thomas and Co. St Marks Yard is the result, although instead of fruit warehouses I have used Walthers Paper Mill as the basis for the buildings. All the trackwork, buildings and rolling stock is proprietary, although the manufacturers may not necessarily recognise some of their products. The layout was originally set either in the 1970's or after 1995, when the ATSF merged with the Burlington Northern, but gradually I have concentrated on the 1970's, when the Santa Fe was changing over from its blue with yellow pinstripe to the yellow and blue warbonnet livery, when many of the trip freights and yards such as this still existed and before the dominance of inter-modal traffic and decline of box cars and the abandonment of team track type operations. I have tried to give the layout a West Coast flavour so imagine the sun, The Eagles, Joni Mitchell and Santana on the Eight-track in your Mustang or Camaro, The Rockford Files and Dirty Harry are on the television and at the cinema respectively. Whilst originally the layout was never intended for exhibitions, it was designed to be fully portable. It made its first public appearance at the Western Model Railway Society's show in 2004 and has since appeared at some 25 shows within the south-east and midlands. Since then, the layout has continued to evolve, with new details being added, operational developments such as Lenz DCC, sound locos and additional controllers adding to the entertainment for operators and spectators alike.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 9ft4in x 2ft2in x 7ft high Footprint: 10ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: One socket, stock table, chair

MICHAELERPLATZ from Michael Roualle in Watford
(1 image available)	Michael Roualle is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: An S-Bahn Station in Austria Era: Today Description: Michaelerplatz is an S-Bahn station in a city in Austria. The Haupbahn Hof is off to the right and a large marshalling yard is off to the left. The station at Michaelerplatz serves the local people with regular trains to the rest of the City as well as to the centre and to the surrounding countryside. The station also has a small freight shed for a large supermarket chain. There is a stabling shed for locos from the Marshalling Yard &the Haupbahn Hof. A large and colourful variety of trains pass through the station. Specifically Intercity Expresses, local & heavy freights and the local S-Bahn trains.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: H0	Size: Area required 32ft x 12ft including operator space Footprint: Area required 32ftx 12ft including operator space.		No. of Operators: 6-8
Other: No Stock Tables. We prefer backing onto a wall or onto another layout if feasible. 1 socket, but 2 helps for thing like soldering Irons Please note we must be able to set up the night before the show and accomodation may be required depending on distance
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  March 2018 -  Basingstoke  - 2 day exhibition 17&18 March  November 2017 -  Spalding  - 2 day exhibition 11+12 nov 2017  June 2017 -  Wimbledon Club  - Venue at carshalton for 2 days 3+4 June 2017  August 2016 -  Southwold  - Best layout in show  March 2015 -  St Neots , east Anglian Model Railway Exhibition  January 2015 -  St Albans (Cmra Event)  October 2014 -  Fareham  March 2014 -  Alexandra Palace  August 2013 -  Milton Keynes Silver Fox  May 2013 -  Bristol Thornbury  - Best layout in show  October 2012 -  Tring  - Tad rail event  May 2012 -  South West Herts

KLAPPING from Mike Roualle in Watford
(3 images available)	Mike Roualle is the Owner of Carpenders Park Modellers.
	Subject: OBB Era: Modern Era Description: The OBB station at Klapping is a truncated terminus station. The line is electrified using catenary. There is in addition a diesel freight feeder line, with a light passenger service, together with a goods yard also using diesel traction. Maximising the operational interest. The local steam and nostalgia preservation group also make use of the branch to move locos onto the main OBB metals.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: H0	Size: 18ftx18in Footprint: 20'x 5'		No. of Operators: 3/4
Other: 1 socket a stock table plus chairs
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  October 2018 -  Layout to Appear in the Continental Modeller  October 2016 -  Wimbledon Model Railway Exhibition  - Carshalton  October 2016 -  Fareham  August 2016 -  Northampton Model Railway Exhibition  April 2016 -  Pitstone Exhibition  - Tring club  March 2016 -  Alexandra Palace Exhibition  February 2016 -  Solent Model Railway Exhibition  November 2015 -  Letchworth  April 2015 -  Austrian Railway Group Agm

BEIJIAO - A CHINESE INDUSTRIAL CITY IN 2004 from Paul Stapleton in Watford
(1 image available) **New or Updated**	Paul Stapleton is an independent Modeller .			07799728863
	Subject: CHINA Era: 2004 Description: To my knowledge this is the only large Chinese HO layout in the UK. Whilst it is a serious attempt to accurately portray China at the end of steam operation, it is also packed with 'viewer friendly' features to make it attractive to a wide audience. These features include.... 19 coach passenger train, Faller roadway, illuminated shop interiors, double headed 2-10-2's, banked trains, four lines, constant action, sound etc. We also like to put on a very professional display with viewer friendly display panels explaining to viewers what they are seeing and engaging with them so that they see all our subtle features
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: ho	Size: 26ft x 10ft Footprint: 30ft x 13ft		No. of Operators: 6
Other: Two sockets

MURPHY'S MOUNT from Erith Model Railway Society in Bexleyheath
(1 image available)	Paul Plummer is the contact for this layout and is the Exhibition Manager of Erith Model Railway Society.
	Subject: USA Freelance Logging Era: 1900s Description: A North American Logging operation with a five level switchback and sawmill with log pond and working log lift. The layout also includes a mine sharing part of the switchback and a separate planing mill with connection to the main line running around the front and rear. This layout is set around the 1900s and features various locomotives and stock of the period in a mountainous setting. It was named in honour after Bill Murphy, the society's former Exhibition Manager.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 16ft x 6ft Footprint: 16ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2-4
Other: Layout requires hire transit van for transportation.

RIVERSDALE from Erith Model Railway Society in Bexleyheath
(1 image available)	Paul Plummer is the contact for this layout and is the Exhibition Manager of Erith Model Railway Society.			07736 560956
	Subject: USA Freelance SP/UP Era: 1940s-1960s Description: Era 1945-50s depicting the Union Pacific Railroad in the California area, travelling through orange groves and deserts to the Union Pacific main station building at San Bernardina, with its now familiar row of palm trees that enhance the station on both sides. It is noticeable that nearly all Union Pacific steam locomotives at that time were oil fired.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 20ft x 10ft Footprint: 20ft x 10ft		No. of Operators: 4-6
Other: Will require transportation in a hired 'luton' van

SOWTERS LANE from Soar Valley Model Railway Club in Leicester
(3 images available)	Barry Lock is the contact for this layout and is the Hon. Secretary of Soar Valley Model Railway Club.
	Description: Sowters Lane is a fictitious "009"narrow gauge layout, which was donated by Steve Forrester. For exhibition purposes, the layout is approximately 16ft in length and requires 6ft depth. It is based loosely on the Welsh Slate and Quarry Railways. It provides plenty of interest for either one or two operators. In addition to passenger services, the occasional freight and local quarry trains can be noted winding their way through the scenic countryside. Recent Exhibitions 2007,Bakewell, Ruddington, Wirksworth.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: 009	Size: 16ft.x6ft.		No. of Operators: 3, 2min.
Other: Midlands area preference
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  November 2009 -  Northampton Model Railway Show  June 2009 -  Stathern Festival Of Model Railways  - A very enjoyable day , made very welcome  April 2009 -  Svmrc Walton Open Day's Charity Event  - Well attended, railway modeller came to photograph layouts  November 2008 -  Wolverhampton Model Railway Society Exhibition  - This was a two day show with eight layouts 3demo stands and 9 traders we were warmley welcomed by rob kinsey and wmrc.members. Problems with publicity affected attendance,sowters lane operators,andy,mike,barry& junior member hannah  May 2008 -  Lutterworth Railway Society Model Railway Exhibition  - This was a one day show, very well supported with 13 layouts,inc "0",00,em 009,ho,n,& z, with 5 trade support and lrs/h stand. We were shown every courtesy from lrs members they fed us like kings! Sowters lane ops. Andy, alan, barry & junior member hanna

PADDEN FLATTS from Martin Ford in Lincoln
(3 images available)	Martin Ford is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: Union Pacific (USA) Era: 1967 Description: Padden Flatts depicts Union Pacific operations in the state of Wyoming, specifically on the Pine Bluffs Division, which is a branch line. The west end acts as the end of a subdivision and therefore acts as the terminus for the daily PF Turn. The structures and setting supports an operating era of mid-late 1960s. This is when grain handling systems were changing and large concrete storages silos were popping up on the landscape of the grain belt. This prompted new railroad cars for bulk shipments and as such the grain hopper was born.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 15ft x 2ft Footprint: 18ft x 4ft		No. of Operators: 3-4
Other: None
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout can be seen at the following forthcoming Exhibitions -  January 2021 -  Erith Model Railway Society - Longfield Model Railway Exhibition 2021  March 2021 -  Sheffield Model Railway Enthusiasts - Sheffield Model Rail Exhibition This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  November 2020 -  Wycrail 2020 - High Wycombe & District Model Railway Society  May 2020 -  Market Deeping Model Railway Exhibition 2020  April 2020 -  Sutton Coldfield Railway Society - Exhibition 2020  November 2019 -  Wakefield Railway Modellers Society - 2019 Model Railway Exhibition  August 2019 -  Soar Valley Model Railway Club - Heart of the Midlands Model Railway Exhibition  September 2018 -  Trent Valley Model Railway Society - Lichfield Model Railway Exhibition 2018  June 2018 -  Sleaford & District Model Railway Club - Sleaford Model Railway Show 2018  February 2018 -  Lincoln District Model Railway Club - Exhibition 2018  May 2017 -  Mechatronics International Ltd - Mech Models Americana Open Weekend  October 2016 -  Caistorail - Annual Model Railway Show  August 2016 -  The Midland Railex. Model Railway Exhibition by Midland Railway, Ripley  October 2015 -  NMRA BR National Convention - Derby  April 2015 -  NMRA BR Spring Meet

NEUBURG 1913 from Jim Finlayson in Richmond
(3 images available)	Jim Finlayson is the Treasurer of Thirsk Model Railway Group.			07860143827
	Subject: Swiss RhB Era: 1913 Description: A Swiss metre gauge layout of the RhB in the period before electrification. Layout features a passing station with engine facilities in a scenic setting. The layout is featured in the Peco Modellers Library, Modelling Swiss Railways and Continental Modeller November 2020.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: hom	Size: 8 x 4 Footprint: 8 x 4		No. of Operators: 2
Other: None

NEUBURG 2013 from Jim Finlayson in Richmond
(1 image available)	Jim Finlayson is the Treasurer of Thirsk Model Railway Group.			07860143827
	Subject: Swiss RhB Era: 2013 Description: Revisiting my Neuburg layout which was set in 1913. This shows how the station and surrounding have evolved over 100 years. Featured in Continetal Modeller November 2020
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: hom	Size: 8ft x 4ft Footprint: 12ft x 8ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: None

NEUBURG TIME TRAVELLER from Jim Finlayson in Richmond
(1 image available)	Jim Finlayson is an independent Modeller .			07860143827
	Subject: Swiss RhB Era: 1913 and 2013 Description: 2 layouts shown side by side of a traditional Swiss station on the RhB in 1913, steam era and a visualisation of how the station and surroundings would have evolved over the 100 years to be fully electrified and modernised in 2013.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: hom	Size: 2 layouts each 8ft x 4ft Footprint: 22ft x 8ft		No. of Operators: 5
Other: None

ROANOKE ROUNDHOUSE from Bob Gellatly in Sheffield
(3 images available)	Bob Gellatly is an independent Modeller .			01909565763
	Subject: Norfolk & Western Era: Late 1950s Description: A roundhouse layout loosely based on those found on the N&W eg at Shaffer's Crossing, Roanoke. The structures are those produced by Walther's Cornerstone in their Locomotive Servicing Facilities series. The turntable is 130ft so can be used by any resident or visiting locomotives (an Erie 'Triplex' and a UP 'Big Boy'). There are 12 resident locomotives which includes a small batch of diesels in their own diesel shop. Locos can enter and leave the layout from a hidden storage area. The scenery includes the illuminated signs 'N&W Roanoke Shops' and the 'Mill Mountain Star'.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 15ft x 3ft Footprint: 15ft x 6ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: None

MALOJA from Glyn Jones in Burton-On-Trent
(3 images available)	Glyn Jones is the Sales Officer of Swiss Railways Society.
	Subject: Swiss Rhaetische Bahn (RhB) Era: 2000's Description: Maloja HOm Maloja is a village some 20Km from St. Moritz at the head of the Upper Engadine valley in the Swiss Canton of Graubnden. It is situated on one of the planned but never built Rhtische Bahn extensions, which would have extended to the border at Castesegna or even into Italy and the town of Chiavenna. It would have been quite spectacular, having to descend the Maloja pass beyond the village of Maloja, a drop of 350metres in a road distance of only 5Km. The layout was constructed by David Broomfield in the late 1980s and early 1990s (Continental Modeller Railway of the Month November 1991 and revisited November 2007) and sold to Andy Nelson. After Andy's sudden death in 2006 his executors had to dispose of the layout quickly, and having spoken to David Broomfield, I acquired it. In the intervening period it had suffered some considerable damage. This has been repaired, and buildings that had been removed, replaced, although I have endeavoured to keep to the spirit of the original with the alterations and additions I have made. The time of year is early autumn and it is Alpabzug the day the cows return from the Alpine pastures and a folk festival is in full swing to celebrate the occasion. It is early 21st Century, but in this Rhtische Bahn backwater, some of the locos and stock are still to be found in RhB Green and the consists are varied. There is much freight traffic going down to Italy and the Crocodile mixed goods still makes its leisurely twice a day journey from Samedan. The Glacier Express now runs beyond St. Moritz to Chiavenna and with its new 2006 stock has become an international express. Track work is Bemo code 83 and catenary is by Somerfeldt. I have rebuilt the fiddleyard, which has been extended, with Bemo code 70 track, electrified all the point work, installed a barrier level crossing with sound and simplified the control panel to enable single operator working from outside the layout. Maloja was chosen by Switzerland Tourism and Switzerland Travel Centre to be featured in their display in Harrods Knightsbridge store during Easter 2011 as part of the month long Switzerland promotion where it was visited by thousands of Harrods's customers. They also featured the layout to promote Swiss holidays and rail travel on their stand at Destinations 2014 at Earls Court, London in February 2014 Maloja has its own website where you can learn more about the layout and watch a video of it in operation.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HOm	Size: 9ft x 6ft 6inch Footprint: as above - access required at one end		No. of Operators: 2 to 3
Other: 1 socket, 1 chair.
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  October 2018 -  Elizabethan Model Railway Exhibition - Best in Show by the Public Vote.

BASTOGNE RUE DE CLERVAUX from Phil Colton in Bury ST. Edmunds
(1 image available)	Phil Colton is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: Belgiian/Luxembourg SNCB/CFL Era: 1990 - Present Description: The layout was built as an end to end layout but is now continuous with a fiddle yard behind. Bastogne is famous for its place in the Battle of the Bulge in WWII It is situated in the Ardennes region of Belgium close to the border with Luxembourg which is why I chose it so I can run trains from both countries. The town once had two stations, both now closed, but I have imagined a third of my own design. It is of Art Deco style and is set in a cutting surrounded by arched retaining walls. There are three platforms at the rear of the layout where a frequent passenger service is providied. All along the front of the layout is the freight yard serving a banana warehouse, a logistics depot and a small chemical terminal all of which is intensively shunted. At present the passenger service is operated by DC and the freight yard often by DCC. All services are run with diesel locos.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 17ft x 9ft Footprint: 18ft x 12ft		No. of Operators: 4
Other: One socket. Transported in owners car and trailer so expenses are just fuel and accomodation if needed.

14TH STREET YARD from A19 Model Railway Club in Sunderland
(2 images available)	Tony Lambert is the contact for this layout and is the Web Master of A19 Model Railway Club.
	Era: 1970-1980 Description: This layout was built by the late Mike Scott. It was his wish we continue to make it available for exhibitions. The layout represents a small yard in the downtown area of an American city. The Yard is surrounded by various industries, most of whom use the railroad for delivery or despatch. The track plan is based on the 'Timesaver' concept pioneered over 60 years ago by John Allen. The layout is not only a model railway but a fascinating logic puzzle. Each industry and freight car is assigned a coloured pin. The object of the game is to match the coloured pins on the tops of the cars with the coloured pins at the industry. (The car with a red pin goes to the industry with a red pin and so on.) The game is over when all the pins match. The game is restarted by changing the pins on the cars and beginning again. Other rules 1)All moves at realistic speed. 2)No touching by hand including uncoupling. 3)The grade crossings can only be blocked for a maximum of 4 moves. Details Locos Atlas, Athearn, Lifelike & Broadway (All sound equipped) Freight cars Athearn, Atlas, Lifelike, Roundhouse, Bachmann, Walthers etc. Track Peco Code 83. DCC NCE (North Coast Engineering) Buildings Scratch built or from Walthers Kits. Scenery Woodland Scenics and Polyfilla
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 6ftft 2in x2ft Footprint: 8ft x 4ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: Operated from the front.
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  March 2020 -  Newton Aycliffe Model Railway Exhibition

ELLISON INDUSTRY YARD from A19 Model Railway Club in Sunderland
(2 images available)	Tony Lambert is the contact for this layout and is the Web Master of A19 Model Railway Club.
	Era: 1970s Description: An American prototype layout with the emphasis on operation, switching and interchange in a mid western setting. It is self standing with integral lighting. It features main line action from UP, ATSF and all their constituants and also features interchange with a connecting short line, pick up and transfer jobs with other connecting railroads. Features sound and action. This layout was built by the late Mike Scott and members of A19 Model Railway Club. Further pictures can be seen on our website.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 30ft x 10ft Footprint: 35ft x 14ft		No. of Operators: 5
Other: None

ENIGMA YARD from A19 Model Railway Club in Sunderland
(1 image available)	Tony Lambert is the contact for this layout and is the Web Master of A19 Model Railway Club.
	Era: 1970-1980 Description: The layout is based on Alan Wright's famous 'Inglenook Sidings' plan, but transferred across the Atlantic! It is designed as both a compact test track and a challenging puzzle. The object of the game is to assemble a train in a predetermined sequence within the constraints of the track plan. The game can be made easier or more difficult by varying the number of cars to be assembled. The layout was built , single handedly, in 8 two hour sessions in the A19 Model Railway Club rooms. One of the reasons for building the layout is to show that a model railway does not need lots of room or yards of track and can still be challenging and enjoyable. Locos by Athearn, Atlas, Lifelike . Freight cars by Athearn, Atlas, Walthers, etc. Control is DCC. This Layout was built by the late Mike Scott and is now operated my members of the A19 Model Railway Club.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 6ft x 1ft Footprint: 8ft x 4ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: Operated from the front.

TORCY (SNCF) from John C. Smith in Birmingham
(1 image available)	John C. Smith is a member of Warley MRC.
	Subject: French branch line Era: 2005 - 8 Description: Torcy is located in the Department of Seine - Maritime in the Haute Normandie, (Upper Normandy), Region of northern France at the end of a single track branch off the line from Rouen to Dieppe. Torcy is a real place but the railway is completely fictitious. The survival of the imaginary branch line is due, in the main, to a distribution depot set up to transfer goods arriving by rail to road vehicles for delivery to this area of northern France, the level of freight traffic is sufficiently healthy to require several trains a day. In addition, loaded trains of open wagons containing gravel from a quarry up the line that only has access from the Torcy direction, enter the station area to reverse before departing to Sotteville yard in Rouen for onward dispatch. The station is served by a regular passenger service from Rouen operated by diesel powered push - pull trains and railcars. there is a thrice daily through train to / from Paris and occasional steam hauled specials. The layout is DCC operated using the Lenz system and all locomotives and railcars are fitted with sound decoders. The layout is transported in a small hire van but we may consider using two cars for shorter journeys and we are happy to attend one - day shows. Torcy(SNCF) is featured in the November 2011 issue of Continental Modeller.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: 16.5 MM	Size: 6.9m (22 ft) x 0.6m (2 ft) Footprint: 7.9m (26 ft) x 1.6m (5 ft)		No. of Operators: two
Other: 1 x 13 amp socket required. Accommodation may be required depending on the distance from Birmingham or Melton Mowbray

BLUE HERON from Andy Gautrey in Coventry
(3 images available)	Andy Gautrey is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: Washington State, USA. Era: 1990'S Description: Inspired by the Paper Mill in Oregon City of this name and the OC Switcher Youtube video showing the night-time switching operations there, Blue Heron depicts a small waterside industrial area somewhere in the Pacific Northwest in the Grunge music era of the 1990s. The track layout is a 3-2-2 Inglenook with an additional spur for storing extra stock, and willing participants are invited to assist by shuffling the five cards depicting each car and form the train as instructed. The layout has been several years in the planning and making, and utilises leftover stock and buildings acquired for my other Washington State and US HO modular projects. The buildings and some road vehicles have been modified to include LED lights to depict the area at night and additional use is made of Miller Engineering animated signs.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 5ft x 18inches Footprint: 7ft x 3ft		No. of Operators: 2
Other: 1x 13a socket required and one chair. As the layout is set at night, it is displayed better when located in a darker area of the exhibition venue.

BEAR CREEK JUNCTION from Adrian Hall in Sutton Coldfield
(3 images available)	Adrian Hall is a member of Sutton Coldfield Railway Society.
	Subject: D&RGW and C&S (USA) Era: Early 1900's Description: Colorado became the 38th state of the Union on the 29th December 1876, only 25 years after the first settlement was established in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. However during the 50 years up to 1900 the area boomed thanks to silver and gold strikes around Leadville and in the Front Range, San Juan and Uncompahgre Mountains. This in turn led to boom times for both the Narrow and Standard Gauge railroads of the area, especially after the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad reached Leadville in 1880. To say that construction of the railroads in the Rockies was difficult is a massive understatement. Indeed no other railroad construction in the Old West, even in the mountains of Washington State and Oregon, faced the hazards and difficulties of the terrain tackled by the Rio Grande in the 1870's. Men and mules alone accounted for the mountain grades that brought the three foot iron to Alamosa and Silverton and over Marshall Pass into the Gunnison country. All supplies and construction material had to be carried in for the railroad by mule team or trains of oxen. Railroad ties were transported lashed to the backs of burros while rails were tied to saddles and trailed along the ground. In their ongoing pursuit of the riches of the mountains the Narrow Gauge railroads built towering structures to scale the mighty canyon walls and tunnelled relentlessly through the bluffs and outcroppings to reach the work camps. Thus by the Georgetown, Breckenridge & Leadville Railway reached Silver Plume via the Georgetown Loop in 1884 and the Manitou & Pike's Peak Railway completing the rack and pinion line to the 14,115-foot (4,302 m) summit of Pikes Peak in 1890. Meanwhile the Standard Gauge roads ploughed through the valleys following the mighty rivers upstream, as typified by the Royal Gorge War between the Denver & Rio Grande Railway and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad in 1879. Thus we have the setting for Bear Creek Junction! Although a fictitious location, the layout is set in one of the many canyons typical of Colorado where mining and logging proliferated. Here you will be able to see fragile wooden trestle bridges curving round mountains, view soaring steel trestles crossing valleys and hear the sounds of steam engines roaring out of rock faced tunnels. With steam predominant on both the Narrow and Standard gauge tracks, the marvels of late 19th and early 20th Century motive power will parade before your very eyes. Wonder at the intricacy of the dual gauge track where the model point work had to be hand built to suit the location, and look out for the 2ft 6in gauge mine tram. Listen to the working of the lumber camps and mines in the mountains and admire the laser cut wood and scratch built model buildings and structures in their working environment. The setting is also bounded by the wilderness of the mountain forests where you will be able to see Black Bears in their natural habitat. But a word of caution is required as these animals are wild and unpredictable, so please . . . DO NOT FEED THE BEARS!
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: ho, hon3, hon30	Size: 22.5ft x 4ft Footprint: 26ft x 8ft (inc operator space)		No. of Operators: 4-5
Other: Van hire necessary, double door access to exhibition room and a mains socket. I can provide Extension leads with RCD device.
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout can be seen at the following forthcoming Exhibitions -  March 2021 -  Lincoln & District MRC  - Newark Showground, Newark, Nottinghamshire This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  March 2020 -  Leamington & Warwick MRS  - Royal Leamington Spa College  October 2019 -  Farnham and District MRC  - Aldershot, Hampshire  October 2019 -  Wigan Model Railway Exhibition  - Robin Park Leisure Centre, Loire Drive, Wigan  September 2019 -  Blackpool & North Fylde MRC Exhibition  - Fleetwood, Lancashire. *** Best in Show, Public Vote *** Also Winner of the *** Presidents Cup ***  June 2019 -  Liverpool Model Railway Society  - Old Christ Church, Liverpool  March 2019 -  Keighley Model Railway Club  - Keighley, West Yorkshire. *** Best in Show, Public Vote ***  November 2018 -  Wakefield Railway Modellers Society  - Thornes Park Athletics Stadium, Horbury Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire  September 2018 -  Darlington MRC  - Darlington Railway Museum  April 2018 -  Sutton Coldfield Railway Society  - Bishop Walsh School, Sutton Coldfield  November 2017 -  Warley Show, Nec  - The 50th warley show *** Winner of the Continental Modeller Cup for the Best Foreign Layout ***  September 2017 -  Blackburn & East Lancs MRS  - Hyndburn Leisure Centre, Accrington  April 2017 -  Sheffield Model Railway Enthusiasts  - Birkdale School, Oakholme Road, Sheffield  January 2017 -  Erith Model Railway Society  - The Longfield Academy, Main Road (B260), Longfield, Kent *** Winner of the John Heath Cup for Best Scenic Layout ***  November 2016 -  Spalding MRC  - Springfield's Exhibition Centre  August 2016 -  Ellesmere Model Railway Club  - Ellesmere Town Hall, Willow Street, Ellesmere, Shropshire  June 2016 -  GCR / Soar Valley MRC  - Quorn Station, Great Central Railway  April 2016 -  Sutton Coldfield Railway Society  - Bishop Walsh School, Sutton Coldfield  March 2016 -  Macclesfield Model Railway Exhibition  - Tytherington High School, Macclesfield  November 2015 -  Southport Model Railway Society  - Southport, Lancashire *** Winner of Best Scenics ***  October 2015 -  Daventry MRC  - Daventry, Northamptonshire  September 2015 -  Soar Valley Model Railway Club  - Heart of the Midlands Model Railway Exhibition, Loughborough  June 2015 -  Trent Valley North American Modellers - Lichfield, Staffs  - First showing.

INSPIRED BY FRIEDRICHSTRASSE from Liphook & District MRC in Milland
(1 image available)	Nick Harling is the contact for this layout and is the Nick Harling - Club Secretary of Liphook & District MRC.			07979186634
	Subject: DB/DR Era: 1970 Description: Friedrichstrasse is a station with a complicated past. It still is a major station, but for 40 years was a frontier post – a boundary between East and West Berlin. A busy station, it has a mixture of local s-bahn services, outer suburban, express, and ‘inter-zonal’ (services to West Germany) trains. All served by a busy tram service. This model is not a slavish copy of Friedrichstrasse; more an impression of the area and the types of trains seen in Germany (mainly the East) during the late 1960s and 1970s – the period when this layout is set. The layout has a mixture of modified kit and scratch built structures, with the main station buildings being based on the real Friedrichstrasse station. It is digital controlled, featuring trains from most main German manufacturers.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: HO	Size: 16ft x 10ft Footprint: 16ft x 10ft		No. of Operators: 5-6
Other: None

GLB BITTERFELD from Eric Bird in Melksham Wiltshire GB
(1 image available)	Eric Bird is an independent Modeller .
	Subject: German Permanent way /Engineering rolling stock Era: Late 1980'S-present Day Depend Description: A small permanent way/engineering/light repair rolling stock depot "Somewhere in Germany". rnUtilising off the shelf DCC rolling stock and kits, mainly of an engineering track maintenance/engineering nature, DB/DBAG/DBNetz or private company etc.rnThese include working tampers, heavy lift crane, snow clearer and small track maintenance machines, along with other interesting rolling stock items that are used to maintain the railway infrastructure.rnThe main idea is to show the advances and benefits of DCC control.rnPowered by either a Roco Multimaus or NCE Powercab systems.rnIt also demonstrates the Kadee magnetic coupling/uncoupling system.rnNew/old/private owner rolling stock can appear at any time to give variety, flexibility and interest.
Scale: 3.5mm	Gauge: ho	Size: 6 ft x 1 ft Footprint: 7 ft x 3 ft		No. of Operators: 1/2
Other: 1 x socket-Own tables-Operator(S) and layout in small SUV.
eLayout Hall of Fame This layout has appeared at the following Exhibitions -  November 2020 -  14th November-West Wiltshire "O" Gauge Group Show-Westbury  June 2020 -  13th June-Hucclecote Model Railway Show-Carisbrooke Road Gl3 3qp  January 2020 -  12th January-Astolat Model Railway Circle-The Surrey Sports Park Guildford  December 2019 -  15th December-Selkent Model Railway Club-Bexleyheath Academy Kent  November 2019 -  16th/17th November-Thornbury Model Railway Show-The Chantry  October 2019 -  4th /5th October-Folkestone Model Railway Show-The Leas Cliff Hall.  September 2019 -  15th September-Weston Hospicecare Model Railway Exhibition-Weston-Super-Mare  August 2019 -  17th-18th August-Hornby Hobbies Open Weekend-Margate  July 2019 -  7th July-German Railway Society South Devon Group Open Day Show-Kingsteignton  June 2019 -  22nd June-King's Lynn Model Railway Club Annual Show-King's Lynn  June 2019 -  15th June-Hucclecote Model Railway Show  May 2019 -  19th May-Stowrail Charity Show-Stow-On -The-Wold  April 2019 -  13th April-Austrian Railway Group Show-Derby  April 2019 -  6th-April-West Wiltshire Model Railway Circle Annual Spring Show- Holt, Wiltshire  March 2019 -  10th March-Wealden Railway Group Personal Layout Show-Steyning, Sussex  February 2019 -  2nd February-Sodbury Vale Model Railway Club Show-Yate  January 2019 -  19th /20th January-Bentley Model Railway Group Show-Calne  January 2019 -  13th January-Weston Hospicecare Model Railway Exhibition-Weston-Super-Mare.  December 2018 -  15th December-Nailsea Model Railway Club Open Day Show-Clevedon  December 2018 -  8th/9th December-German Railway Society Stand-National Festival of Railway Modelling-Peterborough  November 2018 -  3rd November-West Wiltshire Gauge "O" Group Show-Westbury  September 2018 -  29th September-European Railways Association Show-Birmingham  September 2018 -  15th September-Loddon Vale Model Railway Club Show-Reading  September 2018 -  1st/2nd September-Gaugemaster Open Weekend Show-Ford  July 2018 -  8th July-German Railway Society South Devon Group Show-Kingsteignton  June 2018 -  16th June-Hucclecote Model Railway Show  April 2018 -  29th April-German Railway Society "Globalrail" Show-Didcot  April 2018 -  21st April-Austrian Railway Group Show-Derby  March 2018 -  24th/25th March-Nailsea Model Railway Club Show-Nailsea  February 2018 -  3rd February-Sodbury Vale Model Railway Club Show-Yate  January 2018 -  14th January-Weston-Super-Mare Model Railway Show (Keith Price)  October 2017 -  14th/15th October- National Festival of Railway Modelling- Peterborough  September 2017 -  16th September-West Wilts Model Railway Circle-Steeple Ashton  September 2017 -  10th September-Weston-Super-Mare Model Railway Show (Keith Price)