The layout is now in storage (maybe not forever) after attending a lot of exhibitions, but we thought you might like to see some pictures of it to remind you if you have seen it before or to show what you missed.
A general view of Barnhill Camp with Bill and Alan operating on Sunday morning at the 2008 Bonnybridge show The lighting canopy is painted and stencilled in true military fashion.
This is a model of a S160 scratchbuilt mainly in brass by D. Goldup. The prototypes were built in USA by Alco Co. in 1942-44 and spent a short time in the UK before being shipped to Europe.
A Churchill tank being unloaded at Barnhill Camp. This wagon was designed with removable wheels to facilitate loading at sites where no loading bank was available.
This is a South Eastern Finecast kit of a USA Switcher. The prototypes were built by Porter Loco Co. in USA, most ending up in Europe during the war.
A K's Kit Southern Railways brake van repainted in Army Green in War Department livery.
Scratchbuilt by D. Goldup, a GWR Pollen E set adapted for transportation of a naval gun barrel.