Traders

Ron Lines Model Railway Store
Rod Blencoe
R&DRMS Sales Stand & Information

Layouts

"London"

Brian's Continental

Silhurst

Hirson Bellevue

Sandy Shores

Minnington Central


Woodley Castle


St Izzey

Hollybank Grove MPD


Fareford Depot


Kinmundy


Ryan's Mill


​Romsey

Gauge

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EM


SM32

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​Lego

Setting

Underground & Overground depicting a typical urban terminus.

A continental flavour of modelling in a smaller scale.

A single track branch with DCC for Control.

The terminus of a small branch line from Hirson in Northern France.
A sandy seaside railway somewhere on the South Coast.

Minington tramway constructed in the 1990s depicts trams of the period 1950's - 1960.

A layout for children (off all ages) to operate that features a well know blue tank engine and his friends.

A Cornish branch line terminus in BR steam to early diesel era.

​Holly Bank Grove is a busy running shed on the ECML ( East Coast Main Line) just south of York station.

The layout was purchased during Covid lockdown and become a DCC project. Traction from the 1980s to present day.

It is early Spring 1968 on the east coast of Scotland for this Branchline.

Ryan’s Mill is a working woodmill based around the years 1920-1930.

Romsey Station 70s to 80s modelled in Lego.

Admission

TBC

Opening Times

10.30 to 5.00 Saturday TBC
10.00 to 4.30 Sunday TBC

Refreshments

Light refreshments will  be available.

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.