At least 25 quality layouts, over 30 quality traders, a selection of specialist societies, excellent catering, FREE car parking and one of the top venues in Scotland.

June 26th & 27th 2010 at Dewars Ice Rink, Perth. Celebrating 50 years of Perth Model Railway Club.

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Layouts:

Nettlecombe by John & Jane Jacobs

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO9. Subject: British narrow gauge 1930's More Information

Eaton Gomery by Wigan Finescale Railway Modellers

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject: Cambrian Railways 1908 More Information

Ackthorpe by Southampton MRS

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject: 1950's British Railways More Information

Murphy's Quay by Alan Gray

Scale 7mm. Gauge O 16.5. Subject 1950's Irish narrow gauge

Bash Street by David Ford

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject 1959 British Railways. More Information

St Marnock Shed by Mike Bissett

Scale 7mm. Gauge O. Subject British Railways shed. More information

Teesside Steel by The East Coast Study Group

Scale 7mm. Gauge O. Subject British Railways 1955-62

Alloa by The Scottish Region Study Group

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject Scottish steam - Alloa station

Airthrey Park 1993 by Stirling & Clackmannan MRC

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject Scotland 1993.

Glen Stewart by Bonnybridge MRC

Scale 2 mm. Gauge N. Subject British Modern Image.

Dry Falls by Dundee MRC

Scale 2mm. Gauge N. Subject American outline.

Cotesby by Frank Martin of Inverness & District MRC

Scale 7mm. Gauge O. Subject 1930's North Eastern Railway

Kirkcoudbe by Ayr MRG

Scale 7mm. Gauge O. Subject 1950's - 1970's British Railways

Kirkriding by Glenrothes MRC

Scale 7mm. Gauge O. Subject Preserved Railway

Carronvale T&RSMD by Falkirk MRC

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject British Modern Image

Phoenix Pacific Fruit Express by Thistle Modelmakers

Scale 3.5mm. Gauge HO. Subject 1950's American. Debut appearance

Law Junction by East Neuk MRC

Scale 2mm. Gauge N. Contemporary WCML Scotland

Silver Pine Creek by Cupar & District MRC

Scale 3.5mm. Gauge HO. Subject 1970's onwards American

Glenalmond by East of Scotland Group, 16mm Narrow Gauge Modellers

Scale 16mm. Gauge 32mm. Subject garden railways

Garden Railway by Kyle MRC

G Scale American railways

Larchlap to Candleford by G Scale in Scotland

G Scale garden layout - what can be done in your garden?

Gala Water by East Kilbride MRC

Scale 2mm. Gauge N. Subject 1950's/60's British Railways

Enbury by Edinburgh & Lothians MRC

Scale 2mm. Gauge N. Subject 1950's/60's British Railways 

Wilberforce Junction by Perth & District MRC

Scale 4mm. Gauge OO. Subject 1970's - 80's British Railways. Debut appearance

Trade:

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Greenscene

Freestone Model Accessories

McLaren Models

Nairnshire Modelling Supplies

Finishing Touches

Plus Daughters

Moray's Models

Cheltenham Model Centre

BH Enterprises

Nairnshire Modelling Supplies

Invertrain Model Railways

TGauge.co.uk

Contikits

Douglas Blades

Scottish Garden Railways

Ten Commandments

Pooley's Puffers

MB Models

Parkside Dundas

Turner's Trains

Squires Model & Craft Tools

The Model Tree Shop

DC Kits & DE Videos

Robbie's Rolling Stock

SM Models

K&M Models

Layouts4U

Brian Collier

Dean Sidings

Strathwood

Doon Valley Models

Manufacturers:

We are pleased to welcome Hornby again. Visit Hornby

Societies:

Highland Railway Society

Caledonian Railway Association

North British Railway Study Group

Strathspey Railway

Wensleydale Railway Association

Demonstrators:

Thistle Modelmakers

DEMU

NMRA

Passenger Carrying Railway:

Just for kids of all ages: indoors and something new this year!

Exhibition Manager's Diary.

22nd September, 2009: After a summer of rest, thoughts turn to creating another great event, building on the increasing popularity of the summer show. Over the next few weeks, information will start to appear on this page, starting with the line-up of layouts. Keep watching!

10th November, 2009: As our enthusiastic team prepare to take Almond Bridge on a 600 mile round trip south to the NEC Birmingham, our event seems a long way off but already most of the layouts are confirmed and the trade support remains solidly behind the exhibition despite the economic climate. There will be a few changes to the usual line-up due mainly to retirements but the philosophy is still to offer a good variety of around 25 quality traders. It is good to know that the Perth show is successful in the eyes of the trade and that modellers come along in increasing numbers to support the event. Once again, it is planned to have two halls and an opportunity offered by more space has been taken to invite Arthur Crawford to bring along his passenger carrying railway. 

20th February, 2010: It was pointed out to me today by one of this website's avid readers (no names mentioned but HP knows) that the Exhibition Manager has been quiet for a while. The regulars will see an ever-growing list of traders and infact we are now looking at around 32 because we have some more specialists coming for the first time and, for example, we anticipate additional features such as a book launch at the show. The layouts are more or less all in place now; just two more to confirm. At this time of year, the exhibition seems still a long way off but from past experience, time will fly! I must sit down soon and look at a floor plan!

We are pleased to announce that the show will be formally opened this year by Provost John Hulbert, who along with Lady Provost Mrs Sara Hulbert, will be our guests on the Saturday morning. This is in recognition of the fact that just as Perth & District MRC celebrates its 50th anniversary, so the City of Perth celebrates its 800th year. Isn't it incredible to think that Perth went 750 years without a model railway club? Apologies for my terrible sense of humour!