Nicolas Oddy had a display of prototypes, made and not advertised, stop-gaps in otherwise established lines and errors in the Hornby 0-gauge range.
HRCA 40th Anniversary (2)
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HRCA 40th (1) (2) |
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Nicolas Oddy had a display of prototypes, made and not advertised, stop-gaps in otherwise established lines and errors in the Hornby 0-gauge range. |
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Richard Taylor showed a 0-gauge layout in a suitcase featuring a display of Private Owner wagons. |
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Adam Heeley brought along his fabulous display of Hornby M-series. This extensive spread showed almost the complete range of this smallest and most colourful items of the Hornby range. |
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Douglas Baldock showed a 0-gauge layout based on the Metropolitan and Great Western joint, made up with solid steel track. |
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After the weekend we visited the Crich Tramway Village which is a lovingly restored period village that is also home to the National Tramway Museum. |
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Two of the examples of the finely restored trams in the museum depot. |
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And some of the more modern trams. |
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