Great Electric Train Show Layouts 2023

The 2023 Great Electric Train Show takes place on October 14/15 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. Sponsored by Accurascale and West Hill Wagon Works, the 2023 show plays host to more than 30 layouts, over 45 traders and one of the biggest ever portable 'OO' gauge layouts with the combination of Pete Waterman's Making Tracks layouts from 2021, 2022 and 2023 to create a giant 152ft x 14ft super layout modelling the West Coast Main Line. You don't want to miss this!

 


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Great Electric Train Show Layouts 2023

Twelvemill Bridge

Mike Wild.

Debuting at the 2023 Great Electric Train Show is Key Model World and Hornby Magazine’s latest project layout: Twelvemill Bridge.

Mike Wild.

Ranelagh Bridge

MALCOLM BENTLEY

Malcolm Bentley set out to recreate his 1970s spotting days in West London by modelling the famous Ranelagh Bridge stabling point outside London Paddington station.

MALCOLM BENTLEY

Polcombe Regis

MARK POLLARD.

Polcombe Regis a rural Southern Region terminus set in the 1960s and modelled in ‘N’ gauge.

MARK POLLARD.

Tamcester

BEN SHARICH

Tamcester is a large town somewhere between London and Birmingham, served on a loop off the West Coast Main Line and modelled in ‘N’ gauge.

BEN SHARICH

Thorne Yard

SIMON HOWARD.

Thorne Yard is set in the 1980s, somewhere in the Midlands or central Scotland and models a departmental yard and run-round facility.

SIMON HOWARD.

White Meadow Quarry

RAY TAYLOR AND ANNA BASS.

This compact ‘N’ gauge layout models a busy main line station with a quarry behind. See it at the 2023 Great Electric Train Show.

RAY TAYLOR AND ANNA BASS.

Five Elms MPD

HARRY POLLARD.

Set between 1964 and 1967, Five Elms MPD captures the end of British Railways steam in the South and is modelled in ‘OO’ gauge.

HARRY POLLARD.

St John’s

Paul Warden.

This Great Western Railway branch line terminus is set by the seaside and modelled in ‘OO’ gauge.

Paul Warden.

New Dalby

ANDREW PORTER

New Dalby models a Network Rail test facility based on the Railway Technical Centre in Derby. It is modelled in ‘N’ gauge.

ANDREW PORTER

Tulloch Bridge – Scotland in the 2000s

MARTIN STEWART.

Tulloch Bridge is set on the picturesque West Highland Line in Scotland, a few stations South of Fort William.  The operational periods cover 2004 and 2012 in ‘OO’ gauge.

MARTIN STEWART.

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