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There are not many shops like this left, I can confirm that the staff are brilliant. I would rather buy here than online support your Model Shop.

My local model shop, I’m so happy to see this pop up on my feed and to see all the positive comments!

Hi guys!!! I dont buy trains, but i LOVE visit model shops. I live in another country and my dream is to visit all the model shops i can. Your videos makes my dream come true. I'm a scifi modeler. I LOVE starships, so if you can, please, can you show the scifi corner in every shop you go? Sorry my english!!! Thank you!!!

Thanks very much for this video! It popped up on my 'recommend videos' late last week, so I stuck it on in the background, as you do. When I heard you mention the Sauber, I had to rewind. I'd been looking for this kit for ages and whilst there are a few available online, they're often massively inflated in price. First thing Saturday morning I made the hour and a half drive up to Ashton Models and there it was, still sat on the shelf! Couldn't resist taking a Fiat 500f and also the 996 home with me whilst I was there. Its incredible to think that the 996 kit was discontinued over 20 years ago! Absolute gem of a shop! Cheers 👌

Great and here we go!!!! It sure is crowded but that is good :). Lot to see and off to the next room :). Great Layouts I like the one with the Union Jack on the side of it nice!!!! Nice Buildings.... BUT LOL$$$$$ :)!!! I enjoy this one Rick sheers mate!!!!!

Lovely to see a great family team featured. It’s a fantastic shop, very wide range of stock and expert advice on hand.

I hate local model shops today as many don't do much in the way of n gauge more on 00 gauge now thay all seem to do more RC cars because model railway shops are dying out. I wouldn't support this model shop because thay stock more RC and airfix kits over model railways in todays world many people don't have the room so thousands have turned to n gauge. But in local model shops its getting harder to fined. like some will not even do hornby TT120 gauge so most today are not really a railway model shop anymore.

Mmm best thing about the Allegro... the paint lol.

An interesting video. I have to disagree on the comment about the Hymeks though; I think they looked great in BR blue! It suited them more than the green IMO.

I am sure you will be impressed with your Bachmann class 37. Providing of course, you haven’t bought a model that has been abused, as these are super smooth runners with excellent fidelity too. Colin.

I went on the Saturday great show with a lot of great layout's and trade stands definitely be going again next year

Hello Rick and Pauline, very nice class 37 you purchased, great price.

That looked a great show, Lockden does it for us, great detail very realistic. Thank you . All the best.

Great tour of the show! A lot of cool items to see. It was nice to see what you had bought right away, too!

the layouts were very nice but the one at 13,42 was breathtaking ! this is just like being train watching out under the real sky, The next generation of layouts . One of the best you have filmed. Thanks ! By the way the american n scale freightcars had very good price tags on them. The old atlas are a must by at 2 GBP !

I know sound is expensive but watching locos silent running just isn't the same, That 0 gauge 37 is crying out for sound, Take care my first day out layout gazing will be Donny next week.

I thought this was a really good show this year. The difference in price between American and British models was partly what drew me to venturing into HO scale for the first time, last year I picked up a loco at a good price and got another from the same stall at the show this year. Millennium is my nearest model shop and always given me great service at a good price. They have a small layout in the shop and always willing to give customers locos a test run so you know you have one that runs OK. I am sure you will enjoy your visit and finding those little gems you can often find there.

great video rick andyou got some great bargains but really thought when you seen that, you may have got it was it a really expensive still you did well

Hi Pauline and Rick! Another great video of the show. I really like the Brighton Belle Pullman, especially as it’s a wrenn model. One stall you visited near the end of the video, I think it was the one with the £2 n gauge American wagons had a box with Marklin boxes in it, what was the name of the stall? Also could you let me know if we are going for an extra long video, I nearly ran out of chocolate biscuits 😂😂😂. Hope Bobby and Lola are ok! Looking forward to next week, perhaps a European layout will appear. Harry

"Which keeps the domestic authorities happy"🤣 that's a new expression for me, very well sad. Available space, that's always a difficult one for a lot of us, but if you see the creativity some people have to build a kingdom for them self, is sometimes amazing. And an observation I made over all these years is, that when a model builder has a limited space, the creativity and the attention to detail is at its best. Something that caught my eye at the O gauge layout 16:15, was the weeds growing in-between the tracks, very realistic, I really like this attention to detail, specially if you do a post war layout, even if your layout is from the time we live in now, and it's something you can applier to all scales. I've seen this often in reality, and the reason why these shunting area's look like this, is the public pressure to use less weed killers, which I support 100%. The only down side is for the train driver after a rain shower, if he has to walk through this greenery, wet trousers guaranteed. Some very interesting bargains, that Wrenn "Brighton Belle" you bought seems to be brand new old stock, a very nice edition to your collection, I recently bought the Hornby version, hope to see more of it in one of your model reviews. Anyway again a really enjoyable video… Cheers, Danny

Millennium Models shop is floor to ceiling of model railways and kits etc used to go years ago

Great layouts For the eruo stuff 45:26 Multi voltage locomotive often used fir TEE service 45:36 typical Lima vehicles with the coupler on the bogie itself. 46:02 Austrian market limited edition car from Marklin 50:53 Not a proper crocodile as it is one chassis. These are mixed overhead / battery powered shunter. The noses on both ends store the batteries, the center contains a mercury rectifier. These are relevant for only a very small area of Germany

It’s good to see some layouts again, my favourite is the ‘O’ Gauge with the building with Fish and Chips on the roof….superb weathering.

Looks like a great shop.. as a collector of Oxford dicast and RC car I’ll have to visit… hopefully the MX5 is still there as that’s one I want..

Very good - but you have too be careful buying 2nd hand or from a Toy fair, if you take it home & some thing is wrong you might not be able to take it back 🤔🚂🚂🚂

I react the same today as I did when I was a child, It's exciting to see so many models and accessories, it'd be a day out just looking through the huge selection you have. Thanks for putting this online.

Great shop and vid, I am still luck there is a local hobby shop in my area. Dreamboat Marina. Warren, Penna.

Super video. Love the show.

Not many of these model shops left with hattons gone & formby models closed down. I'm definitely going to visit.

I missed it😱 On my doorstep too😢

Hi there o wow a good fun to start off!!!! HO .. LOL. And some cars nice!!! Polly fond some stuff too well done!!! WOW look at all of the Locomotives there and all in box they look new. I like Vanguard cars and yes I do have some :). Great video Rick and have a great week mate cheers!!!!!!

Whats with the collar are you the ginger elvis 😄

This my go to shop for my armour , if Stuart has not got it he will try and get it , just a 35 mins drive from Skelmersdale, so not to far, really good shop lots of interesting models in it , worth a visit if you need paint, glue or a model you have been looking for, i recommend it .:)

Thankyou for the interesting tour of the second/hand models on display. At the end Pauline picked up a Hornby Dublo tinplate fish van which had the open brake gear detail. That was a really late version (1962?) of the under frame. Maybe the NE body was swapped from an early model.

Its fair to say these events af Buxton clearly do better than others :p

RONUK! RONUK! (like shouting squirrel). Bit far for me for a Toy Fair, I have been to a railway show though. Nice building, very light and airy.

Another great video some great bargains at that show look forward to next one

Awesome channel great video keep them up make sure you like and subscribe thank you for your support I need feedback on my train videos thank

Did you manage to buy anything?

Great stuff, thanks both.

Is it an impression of me or are there less train model traders there, than last year? Anyway, saw some interesting stuff there and a little story since you where looking at that Fleischmann loco 4:37. When you where looking at that last trader's stand at the end of the video on the shelf, there was a little live steam static engine 21:32, and that was made by a German firm called Doll in Nuremberg. Before the second WW, Nuremberg was the world's capital city of toy production, due to the invention of tin plate printing in Nuremberg somewhere in the late 1800's, they produced everything there from toy trains to doll hoses, the best quality toys came from there. There were several very big companies like BING, Ernst Plank, Doll, etc. and these firms were all in hands of Jewish families, some even related with each other. Now we all know what happened in 1932 when the NAZI party came to rule, suddenly these Jewish families where in danger, and forced to sell there companies to Germans. One of these scavengers was very small German toy producers called Fleischmann, and the Doll family was forced to sell everything to them. Thanks to the world wide connections the Doll family had doing business, they managed to find refuge in the USA. And after the war, the Doll family sued Fleischmann for this hostile takeover, and the Doll family won that trail. But the Doll family didn't want to move back to Germany after all what happened, so Fleischmann and the Doll Family came to an agreement, where the Doll family would get 50% of the Fleischmann shares, and stayed in the USA as a silent partner of the Fleischmann company. So in the end some justes was done, but unfortunately the jewish toy producers of Nuremberg never came back… Some sad history we never must forget. Cheers, Danny

Will you put those car's down, one or to good prices there. Thankyou you both for showing us round.

I love all your videos! I went to Thamesmead model railway exhibition yesterday, nice selection of sellers but some are quite expensive. I'm getting the impression that up north there appear to be more bargains to be had👍

Great video that's a good toy fair some good locos and wagons thank you for sharing 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Great toy fair... lots of cool stuff. Those Indiana Jones action figures are worth a small fortune here. lol The usual nice variety of train models and stock! Counting down the 6 weeks until my next (and only) toy show.

Nice check-in. Did you meet Richard Brown of Trains in the Attic by chance? He was there.

Great vlog thanks for sharing

great vlog on train show thanks for share

That’s some nice Train material

Wow what a Toy Fair that was, I was weeping at some of the low cost prices there in Buxton compared to the over the top, excessively high prices demand for the same things here in the South, somethings here are over 300% higher, and totally ridiculous, traders down here charge the earth for some models, at prices I wouldnt pay no matter how much I want a particular model. Anyway - some useless info for you - Top Link Coaches, Hornby - I was working at Hornby up until closure and everything went overseas, not much ideal job, buy never expected to get made redundant off the real railway, 1 week before I got remarried. It's was all a gimmick at Hornby, the only thing that was different from a Top Link Coach from a standard coach, was the introduction of flush glazing, they also then began.printing No smoking abels on the glazing and blue first class totems, the overhead warning flashes on coach ends and C1 restriction codes, other than that, nothing changed nor was improved either. Bachmann had been flush glazing their coaches for years. I think I'll have to try to get to Buxton in March - great video - loved it, thank you.