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Model Railway Exhibition Our next Model Railway Exhibition will be held on SUNDAY 29 April 2012 at the Mid Suffolk Leisure Centre, Gainsborough Road, Stowmarket.  A location map for the leisure centre can be found by clicking here The exhibition will be open from 10:30AM to 5:00PM. The admission charges are £4 for Adults, £3 for senior citizens and £2 for children. The layouts presently scheduled to attend the exhibition are listed below.
Scale/Gauge	Layout Name		Subject
EM OO HO 3mm O OO HO 4mmF/S 4mmF/S N Z O OO N OO9 O16.5	Grove Park Martin,s Sidings 30 de Septiembre Whatlington Mill Street Goods Stockerston Duncans Mine Potterbourne Loch Dore Dydley Junction Loosley Warren Hobbs Warren Drewry Lane Bruscon Bridges Southwold Railway Stanton Lacey		North London suburban station alongside a London underground station in late 50's early 60's Run down area on outskirts of London where permanent way trains a prepared and stabled Part of a fictional sugar mill with an engine shed in typical Cuban condition, with a main line and station. East Sussex country station, late 60's / early 70's This is a small inner-city goods yard in the West-Midlandsin 1950-56 This is a fictional setting with a track plan based on Rev Heaths "Piano Line" as featured in the Railway Modeller in 1960s A mine loading facility set in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan A small Great Western Branch set in the heart of Devon A small branch terminus based in North East Scotland during the late 1980s served by trains from Inverness an Edinburgh This is an LMS single track secondary mainline with GWR running rights and GWR branch line junction This is based on the famous Dawlish sea wall line Eastern Region locomotive shed and a small wagon repair shed. Set in the SW with a mix of Southern and Western motive power the layout was inspired by a real location in Dorset This depicts a double river crossing on individual bridges in an anonymous location, nationality and operating period thus allowing a wide variety of stock to run This is based on the Southwold Railway a 3ft narrow gauge railway in Suffolk built to link the seaside resort with the Great Easten main line at Halesworth. A fictitous narrow gauge layout for both passenger and goods traffic