North Shore Railway Modellers' Association exhibition page

North Shore Railway Modellers' Association, Inc

The model railway club for Sydney's North Shore and Northern Beaches

EXHIBITION

Page last modified 28 February 2010

Every year we hold an exhibition at Forestville Memorial Halls. This year's event was held on Saturday and Sunday 27 - 28 February 2010.

The list of exhibitors this year included:

Australian Thomas Town by John Young - all your favourite characters from the books and films

Bridport South Western by NSRMA and BRMA member Peter Betts - 19th century 4mm scale British layout in EM standard and broad (7ft) gauges

Brooklyn: 3 am by John Dimitrievich - diorama featuring part of New York City by night

Brunswick Park by Epping Model Railway Club - H0 gauge NSW layout

Classic Meccano by Malcolm Booker - the title says it all

Corky's Fairground by Ian Williamson -compact layout with all the fun of the fair

NSRMA's own Dungog (H0 Australian) and Mainline Mark 2 (00/H0 mainly British) layouts

Highley by NSRMA member Michael Grey - simple but effective 00 gauge British layout

Neustadt by John Hall of the Sydney N Scale Model Railway Club - European N gauge layout

Ober Franken by Holger Engel - H0 gauge early German and Bavarian trains

Springfield Junction by Hills Model Railway Society - large H0 gauge American layout

Sydney M R Clinic by Alex Brown - bring your problem models to the clinic

Thomas Town by Mark Chamberlain - more from the island of Sodor

Trains of Yesteryear by Ron Morris - vintage tinplate

Traintasia by Keith King - popular fantasy layout featuring children's favourite characters

Vintage Port by Chris Fraser - H0 American switching yard

Warringah Model Engineers - display of larger scale models

Traders included Alco World, Anton's Trains, Casula Hobbies, David Peterson Model Services, Forest Miniatures, Kerroby Models, The Model Railroad Craftsman and Toy Collectables and finally as always we ran our Bring-and-Buy stand.

This year, as every year, a proportion of the proceeds from the exhibition was donated to the Riding for the Disabled Association (NSW) Tall Timbers Group.

Watch this page for details of the 2011 exhibition.