Southampton Model Railway Exhibition 2024
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2024
- During the weekend of the 27th and 28th January 2024, Southampton Model Railway Society hosted their Southampton Model Railway Exhibition at Barton Peveril Collage in Eastleigh.
These videos are the highlights of the layouts which were filmed at the event and are in order of appearance in the video.
Foxbury - (O Gauge - Richard Burkert, Southampton MRS)
Eastwood - (P4 Scale - South Hants MRC)
Wimbourne - (OO Fine Scale - Wmbourne Railway Society)
*Did put Wimbourne as OO Gauge sorry
Rossiter Rise - (OO Gauge - Terry Tew)
Merlin Dorhyd - (009 Gauge - Stuart Taylor)
Pencader - (EM Gauge - Cardiff 4mm Group)
Fawley - (OO Gauge - The Late Malcolm Snellgrove, Southampton MRS)
Portsea - (3mm Scale, TT3 Gauge - Paul Hopkins)
Newvaddon Parkway - (N Gauge - Redruth Model Railway Club)
Express Daisy Sidings - (EM Gauge - Andrew Avis)
Penworth - (N Gauge - Mark Butler)
Foxbury - (3mm Scale, TT3 Gauge - Bob Brown)
*There was two layouts with the same name but 2 different gauges)
Kinlochlaggan - (N Gauge - Mike Le Marie)
Hayling Island - (OO Gauge - Richard Pretious, Alton Model Railway Group)
Dinas Mawddwy - (EM Gauge - Andy Cundick)
Harkness - (EM Gauge - Tony Bucknell)
Fence House NCB - (OO Gauge - Ian Forsyth)
Radcliffe Road (O Gauge - Southampton MRS)
*Layout was under construction when filming this
Tittesworth (009 Gauge - MERG)
Next model Railway show that I will be attending (Hopefully even know it be a nightmare to get to)
Thank you so much for attending our annual expedition
thank you for coming to are exhibition 👍
No worries, did enjoy the show
Thank you for filming and sharing our layout, Harkness
No worries, It is a nice layout
Great footage Simon, I recognise Portsea from NEC Warley, some fabulous layouts there. 👍
Thanks Middleport Junction, Portsea is a layout that I do like. But there was some lovely layouts on display as well.
Some great layouts on display, thanks for the video.
Nice selection of layouts here, I recognise a few I've seen at GETS and Warley in this one. :)
INCREDIBLE !!!
Amusing some of the really silly mistakes made ! At 13:10 a "Terrier" arrives at Hayling Island pulling two (Hornby) SR Maunsell coaches. The Daft mistake is that the owner of these coaches has not removed the "Corridor Gangway Smut Covers" between the two coaches. They have to be removed between vehicles as there presence prevents the coaches being coupled & of course prevents passengers passing between the coaches.
Further these light weight screens would get damaged, if you tried to couple two such vehicles together. And on the Hornby model you are of course supposed to remove them to reveal the actual gangway doors behind. These "smut screens" were ONLY USED on the outer ends of a train of carriages, to prevent glowing smuts from the loco, getting into the canvas bellows of the sprung Gangway connection, which could start a fire !!
NOTE: The SR, LNER, BR & Pullman Company Ltd, used Buckeye Auto couplers, & Pullman Semi-rigid Gangways. The GWR & LMS however used traditional "Screwlink" chain type couplers & British Standard Suspension (BSS) gangways. So in normal service you COULD NOT mix vehicles from the two systems in one train !!!
Funny I knew about these two systems & how they functioned by the time I was ten years old. From watching the goings on in Clapham Junction carriage sidings at weekends !!!!
Gorgeous buddy, thank you
Thank you RGJ Trains
good vid of train show thanks lee