DEMU Showcase 2023 The National Exhibition of Diesel and Electric Railway Modelling
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2023
- In this video we visit DEMU Showcase 2023
The National Exhibition of Diesel and Electric Railway Modelling.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you keep safe and well.
Andy
Excellent video and looks like a great show to go to
Thanks Josh 👍
Keep safe and well my friend
Andy
Thank’s for sharing, excellent report. 😃👍
Hi and thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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Andy
Nice bit of filming Gary thanks for sharing cheers Al
Thanks Al👍
Keep safe and well my dear friend
Andy
Very dissapointed in the show overall admission price was very expensive at 12 a head not much in way of trade layouts were good but not a lot of the up to date scene will certainly give this exhibition a wide berth in future
Thanks for taking your time to comment and giving a honest opinion of the show.
Keep safe and well
Andy
LACK OF SIGNALLING COMPREHENSION !!!!
Why is it so many exhibition layouts today, reveal a virtual total ignorance about signalling. Indeed they don't even seem to understand the differences between Absolute Bock (most semaphore signalling) and Track Circuit block (most 3 & 4 aspect signalled lines) ??? If you're going to exhibit a layout, without the necessary research such as Rule Books & quality Reference Books, expect to get shot down in flames !!!
Thank you for your constructive feedback. With a lot of modelling they don’t research the subject in detail. At the end of the day each to their own it’s just a hobby and a representation of people’s imagination. Let’s not get so serious about realism as every layout I have built and seen the people don’t move, talk or interact with the real world.
@@MarchWestJunctionTMD A good job I'm not the exhibition manager, because I would refuse to accept layouts with such glaring mistakes. And yes I'm not just a real railway engineer, but also a professional modeller. A number of my layouts have appeared in Modelling magazines all over the World, including Peco's "Continental Modeller".
Having been the Editor for both the German & Japanese Railway Societies. A lot of research was necessary for my German & Japanese exhibition layouts. Which included obviously fully functioning signalling, in N scale as long ago as 1985. Indeed I've just sold a large British OO exhibition layout 60ft x 25ft with correctly functioning 3 aspect signalling. Which required track circuits & full interlocking to make those signals work exactly as per the prototype. What your comment implies is that "Kiddy Toy Train Sets" are now suitable for exhibition !!!
please see attached. I think this will drive you up the wall
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