It's that time of the year when the West Midlands Narrow Gauge Group (and others) descend on Bishop Walsh school for the annual model railway exhibition by the Sutton Coldfield Railway Society.
Full details can be found here (http://www.ukmodelshops.co.uk/SCRS/exhibition.html), but as a highlight of the narrow gauge interest we have:
Bear Creek Junction, 3.5mm scale, HO/HOn3/HOn30 gauges - Colorado in the 1900'sBeedale Quarry, O-16.5mm scale - A stone quarry somewhere in North Yorkshire.
Bowleggett Manor and Farr End, 4mm scale, OO9 gauge - The country estate of Lord and Lady Fitztightly
Campbells Quarry, 16mm scale, 32mm gauge - A quirky little industrial model based around two sand pits
Charwell Drynogth, 7mm scale, 16.5mm gauge - A minimum space project but still with a continuous run
Customs Shed Wharf, 3/8" to 1 ft scale, 32mm gauge - The shunting problem "hands on" interactive layout
Gőttingen Sűd, Nm scale, Z gauge track - The station and interchange between the std gauge and 750mm gauge Gartetalbahn
Habbaniya, Iraq 1941, 1/32 to 1/700 scale - A forced perspective layout based on RAF Habbaniya
High Stamley, 4mm scale, OO9 gauge - The Roth Valley Tramway