Exhibitions
Each March we stage our annual exhibition in the Crosfield Hall here in Romsey. This was built in 1936, a reasonably large hall for its time and situated just to the south of the town centre with surrounding car parks (there is free parking on Sundays in the car park adjacent to the hall). Ours may not be the largest exhibition in southern England but we try to ensure that in quality it is one of the best. We aim for a cross section of the hobby, from out of the box (albeit breathed upon) to scratch built, from the fun layout to fine scale. Unless we know the builder and therefore expect that our ideals for an exhibition layout will be achieved, no layout is invited unless we have seen it running under exhibition conditions. We look for reliability, entertainment and, unless the layout is purely for fun, realistic railway operation. Next year's exhibition, our forty first will take place over the weekend of 7th and 8th March 2020.
In celebration of this being our 40th annual exhibition, there will be several layouts with 40" long scenic sections in scales/gauges 009 to P4, N to H0n3 produced by our members in response to a 40" challenge that was made last year. These layouts are denoted by an * after their names.
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Railways in Art Romsey Signal Box |
LayoutsAshfield*
AShwood End* Besses o’ th’ Barn Bridge * Castlederg Chilcompton Tunnel Cornwallis Yard Dhoby Ghaut* Dock Green Flussufer* Forty Year Junction* Milborne Sand & Gravel Works* Malpasso City* Molendorf* Moorswater* Sans Souci Titling Vobster Quarry* Wheal Kate WSR Steam Rally Diorama* |
Gauge
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N N 4mm N 4mm 4mm O HO N OO9 HOn3 HO9 P4 N N OO OO9 4mm |
Setting
Country branch terminus.
Wagon works and carriage sidings. Static display of one of the longest railway bridges to cross a UK motorway. Irish three foot gauge. Somerset and Dorset. Great Western. On the Southern borders around the 1940s. London BR eastern Region. Barvarian. Early BR Southern Region. English industrial narrow gauge railway. Califormia Narrow gauge. Narrow gauge layout set in the Netherlands. Based upon Moorswater on the Looe branch. Swiss. German diesel. Somerset limestone quarry. Cornish tin mine. West Somerset Railway Association’s annual Steam and Vintage Rally. |
Admission
Adult £5
Child £2 Family (2+2) £10 |
Opening Times
10.30 to 5.00 Saturday 2 March
10.00 to 4.30 Sunday 3 March |
RefreshmentsHot and cold Refreshments will be provided by Sarah's Cakes
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Layouts from our 2019 Show
Layouts from some of our previous shows.
Click here for details of our 2018 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2017 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2016 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2015 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2014 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2013 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2012 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2011 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2010 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2009 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2008 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2007 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2006 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2017 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2016 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2015 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2014 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2013 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2012 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2011 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2010 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2009 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2008 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2007 exhibition with pictures.
Click here for details of our 2006 exhibition with pictures.