Great Electric Train Show Layouts 2023
James Street
James Street has been built by Steve Wright over the last 23 years, and shows what can be done with space and time in ‘N’ gauge. It is set in the period 1955-1965.
STEVE WRIGHT
Fordon Hill Railway
Young modeller Oscar Robson will be exhibiting his ‘N’ gauge layout – the Fordon Hill Railway – at the 2023 Great Electric Train Show.
Oscar Robson
Pete Waterman's Making Tracks – the super layout
Pete Waterman and the Railnuts Group will be presenting the Making Tracks layouts like you have never seen them before – as a single 152ft x 14ft super layout.
MIKE WILD
Gordon’s Lane
Gordon’s Lane is a fictional location somewhere on the Wessex Mainline modelling the current railway scene in ‘OO’ gauge.
GREG MARSHALL
Wardwood
Wardwood is a fictitious market town set in the old West Riding of Yorkshire between Barnsley and Wakefield which models the change from green to blue diesels at the end of the 1960s.
Ian Woodward
Natford TMD
Hornby Magazine’s new ‘OO’ gauge diesel depot will be taking part in the 2023 Great Electric Train Show with a full suite of sound fitted motive power.
MIKE WILD
Rosebury Goods
Rosebury Goods is a fictional freight yard inspired by the railways of Wednesbury in The Black Country area of the West Midlands and modelled in ‘OO’ gauge.
NEIL WOODBINE
Burntisland 1883
Burntisland 1883 shows the station and dock facilities at the Fife terminus in 1883, with passengers transferring to paddle steamer, goods rolling stock shunted and transferred to ships.
EAST OF SCOTLAND 4MM GROUP