Exhibition Layouts
available from
Waveney Valley MRC
available from
Waveney Valley MRC
GREYSTOCK JUNCTION
OO Gauge (16ft X 5ft + operator space behind)
The freelance terminus of the Greystock and Whitlock Railway,
with a connection from the adjacent Railtrack branch.
The period modelled is the 21st century.
OO Gauge (16ft X 5ft + operator space behind)
The freelance terminus of the Greystock and Whitlock Railway,
with a connection from the adjacent Railtrack branch.
The period modelled is the 21st century.
OULTON BROAD NORTH
N gauge. (15ft X 3ft + operator space behind)
This scale model was constructed by members of Lowestoft MRC,
prior to their joining WVMRC. It was built for display at the
150th anniversary celebrations of the opening of the line from Reedham to Lowestoft.
The buildings are all models of the actual properties, as they were in the late 1950’s and early ’60’s.
N gauge. (15ft X 3ft + operator space behind)
This scale model was constructed by members of Lowestoft MRC,
prior to their joining WVMRC. It was built for display at the
150th anniversary celebrations of the opening of the line from Reedham to Lowestoft.
The buildings are all models of the actual properties, as they were in the late 1950’s and early ’60’s.
AVENFORD EAST
00 Gauge. (8’ long, 2’3” depth + 3’ min operating space)
Built and owned by Michael Shakespeare (32C group)
Avenford East represents a small dockside halt with Eastern Region
overtones on a fictional line sometime in the early 1960’s.
00 Gauge. (8’ long, 2’3” depth + 3’ min operating space)
Built and owned by Michael Shakespeare (32C group)
Avenford East represents a small dockside halt with Eastern Region
overtones on a fictional line sometime in the early 1960’s.
WALFORD LANE SIDINGS
0 Gauge
Two level shunting layout with the unusual feature of a working wagon hoist and a small passenger station
This layout has now passed on to WVMRC member Brian Holmes.
(01986 873245)
0 Gauge
Two level shunting layout with the unusual feature of a working wagon hoist and a small passenger station
This layout has now passed on to WVMRC member Brian Holmes.
(01986 873245)
30th de Septiembre - Cuban Sugar Mill
Built by the 32C group is this HO gauge Cuban layout! The layout made its first appearance at our own Southwold MRE 2006. The layout runs passenger and freight trains, much of the traffic being generated by the featured sugar mill.
One of the group members has been to Cuba (more than once!) and has carried out some first hand research!
Built by the 32C group is this HO gauge Cuban layout! The layout made its first appearance at our own Southwold MRE 2006. The layout runs passenger and freight trains, much of the traffic being generated by the featured sugar mill.
One of the group members has been to Cuba (more than once!) and has carried out some first hand research!
BARSHAM
0 gauge (17’ 6” long)
Built and owned by John Hobday (01986 873091)
A single line branch terminus with passenger and goods facilities and a small locomotive shed.
0 gauge (17’ 6” long)
Built and owned by John Hobday (01986 873091)
A single line branch terminus with passenger and goods facilities and a small locomotive shed.
LOWESTON
00 Gauge. (12’ long, 9’ viewable, and requires approx. 6’ depth,
inc. operating space.)
Built and owned by Peter Gray (32C group). A freelance single track east anglian branch terminus, based on BR(E) ex Great Eastern practice.
The period is set around the steam to diesel transition in the 1950’s. The railway approach to the station is via a bridge over a river, where there is a small boatyard. The station also has a small goods yard.
00 Gauge. (12’ long, 9’ viewable, and requires approx. 6’ depth,
inc. operating space.)
Built and owned by Peter Gray (32C group). A freelance single track east anglian branch terminus, based on BR(E) ex Great Eastern practice.
The period is set around the steam to diesel transition in the 1950’s. The railway approach to the station is via a bridge over a river, where there is a small boatyard. The station also has a small goods yard.
MARANIQUE
009 Narrow Gauge. (7’6” long, 6’ viewable and requires approx.
5’ depth, inc. operating space.)
Built and owned by Peter Gray (32C group).
This layout represents a scene on a WD 60cm gauge Light Railway somewhere in Northern France in 1918.
009 Narrow Gauge. (7’6” long, 6’ viewable and requires approx.
5’ depth, inc. operating space.)
Built and owned by Peter Gray (32C group).
This layout represents a scene on a WD 60cm gauge Light Railway somewhere in Northern France in 1918.
GRANDADS’ TRAINS
0 Gauge
This is a very popular and nostalgic layout with lots of movement. The layout is the result of collecting tinplate trains, mainly Hornby & Bassett Lowke, over a considerable number of years. Some stock dates from the 1920’s to modern issue Corgi (Bassett Lowke) as well as Ace trains. The layout has three continuous 3-rail tracks, built from brass track, with cast chairs and wooden sleepers, with passing loops, enhanced with a good selection of mainly Hornby tinplate buildings and other lineside items. Size 20’ X 9’
Contact Owner Terry Durrant (01508 492917)
0 Gauge
This is a very popular and nostalgic layout with lots of movement. The layout is the result of collecting tinplate trains, mainly Hornby & Bassett Lowke, over a considerable number of years. Some stock dates from the 1920’s to modern issue Corgi (Bassett Lowke) as well as Ace trains. The layout has three continuous 3-
