Thank you for this - I'll actually see more of the show on youtube than I did as an exhibitor at the event. And, as its owner, I love the footage of Aix en Pains, the pictures are really good.
Hi Tris, thanks for sharing the footage. I had great interest and did replay the Tetbury layout a few times over. That was what I had done of course and it’s unusual to hear or see someone else modelling it. Some great little layouts and excellent model making on display.. All the best, Chris
WD 179 there after the 7:00 point sure is an interesting looking thing. In 1960s Dad was in USN on a "WW2 leftover" LST like the one there. That layout brings up a thing I like about the UK's OO scale at 1/46, 4mm/foot, it is much closer to 1/72 scale model kits than is HO's 1/87.1, 3.5mm/foot, scale. Layout also brings to mind a couple decades back when hours of fun were had doing historical miniatures games with 1/76 and 1/72 model kits and figures. 😊
The show was very busy when me and my grandson got there - about 12, but emptied about 2pm. I was pleasantly surprised that my grandson and me put in an appearance in the background. The layouts were great and everyone very friendly and tolerant, especially krmodels when I asked if I could have a SR/BR Leader in olive green...
Nice one, nothing even similar here in Peru, but then we are probably max 20 model railway enthusiasts countrywide! Can't beat the sound of the O gauge & Triang runners tjough, even with DCC, raw metal & click clacking over joins, great stuff. I collect Triang, HD, kit-built locos, UK steam & old time USA & some South African Railways, living at 11000ft in Cusco, Peru 😊
thank you for sharing please can you help me as I am trying to find where I can buy a electric blue light that flashes like a welding light or arc light for my engine work shop if you can I would really appreciate it Paul
Most models were as usual amazing, but i have no time for those modellers who cannot be arsed to bother to put train drivers/train crew in cabs or passengers in coaching stock. If you cannot be blthered to do the job properly, DON'T BOTHER, i am now a retired BR train driver.
Hi, the modelling standard is so high in so many ways, my 5 year old would agree, he always saying no people in the train....but again its so easy to pull apart than positive.... the effort put into to this Models is amazing..
really .. i used to work in sinal boxes and don't care a jot if there are no staff , drivers or passengers ,, it is a nice attention to detail but not necessary for a superb layout
Excelent model railway video. Quality in every detail. Thanks.
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
Wow there are some stunning builds on show here!
Thanks for sharing this great show
Some nice layouts on show, thanks for sharing
Looked like a great exhibition , nice venue . Good video .
Nice Dad's Army butcher's van!
Awesome. Right on track
Nice show , thanks for sharing.
Thanks for taking us along with you Tris, wonderful bit of filming of some fantastic layouts, very inspiring ✌️👍💜😊
thanks for showing us our exhibition. I was on stedham mill. in 3mm. pity i missed you
Superb, truly superb...thanks for sharing!
Nice layout,wonderful detail work, some of those little engines and rolling stock I’ve never seen before…very impressive thanks for sharing..
Looks like you had a good show Tris ! Love the harbour 20:16 !!
The car section of the museum is literally‘Nostalgia Corner‘ for me!! My father had several of the cars on display there!!
Lovely to see trains running at Gaydon. Great layouts, great location and great modelling.
loved the BREL swindon works con yard with the condemned warships ,westerns and hymeks, although the real thing was a sad sight to see tho.
Thank you for this - I'll actually see more of the show on youtube than I did as an exhibitor at the event. And, as its owner, I love the footage of Aix en Pains, the pictures are really good.
Looks like a pretty good show with some good layouts. Might have to attend another year. Cheers
Hi Tris, it was nice to catch up with you.
Hi Tris, thanks for sharing the footage. I had great interest and did replay the Tetbury layout a few times over. That was what I had done of course and it’s unusual to hear or see someone else modelling it. Some great little layouts and excellent model making on display.. All the best, Chris
WD 179 there after the 7:00 point sure is an interesting looking thing. In 1960s Dad was in USN on a "WW2 leftover" LST like the one there. That layout brings up a thing I like about the UK's OO scale at 1/46, 4mm/foot, it is much closer to 1/72 scale model kits than is HO's 1/87.1, 3.5mm/foot, scale. Layout also brings to mind a couple decades back when hours of fun were had doing historical miniatures games with 1/76 and 1/72 model kits and figures. 😊
Impressive lineup of AFV, but I'm not seeing an M10/Achilles TD. We had them in Tunisia, I don't remember when the British started using them.
The show was very busy when me and my grandson got there - about 12, but emptied about 2pm. I was pleasantly surprised that my grandson and me put in an appearance in the background.
The layouts were great and everyone very friendly and tolerant, especially krmodels when I asked if I could have a SR/BR Leader in olive green...
Nice one, nothing even similar here in Peru, but then we are probably max 20 model railway enthusiasts countrywide! Can't beat the sound of the O gauge & Triang runners tjough, even with DCC, raw metal & click clacking over joins, great stuff. I collect Triang, HD, kit-built locos, UK steam & old time USA & some South African Railways, living at 11000ft in Cusco, Peru 😊
wow, even Milwaukee Road
Lots of good looking what I presume to be O scale figures. Guess it is OO - that turntable at Hackworth is impressive.
22:47, hey, a MILW Baldwin! 😄
Also enjoyed the 3 rail tinplate; the narrow gauges; the Gauge 1. That was a nice event.
Are you going to Warley at the NEC again this year?
Happy Halloween 🦇 all
🚅Really cool
the gazelle helicopter retired from service this week , i went on a photo shoot when they refueled at my local airfield
thank you for sharing please can you help me as I am trying to find where I can buy a electric blue light that flashes like a welding light or arc light for my engine work shop if you can I would really appreciate it Paul
One of the stands at the show may well have sold them. I'll find my copy of the show brochure, and see if there's an advert or two to help you.
Layouts4u. Or search oo gauge arc welder simulator
I bet the Hornby display didn't go down well with the diehards
Most models were as usual amazing, but i have no time for those modellers who cannot be arsed to bother to put train drivers/train crew in cabs or passengers in coaching stock. If you cannot be blthered to do the job properly, DON'T BOTHER, i am now a retired BR train driver.
I find this comment strange? Just look at Making Tracks for example, no little people at all!
Hmmmm... Very odd comment, if you prefer that then thats your opinion. Its their model its their choice.
Hi, the modelling standard is so high in so many ways, my 5 year old would agree, he always saying no people in the train....but again its so easy to pull apart than positive.... the effort put into to this Models is amazing..
really .. i used to work in sinal boxes and don't care a jot if there are no staff , drivers or passengers ,, it is a nice attention to detail but not necessary for a superb layout
It's a hobby