Chris Nevard, the builder of Combwich, receiving the Keith Purbrook Trophy from exhibition manager Paul Martin for the most appealing layout, as voted by members of the public.
A small selection of the layouts and traders at the 2004 exhibition.
Chris Nevard, the builder of Combwich, receiving the Keith Purbrook Trophy from exhibition manager Paul Martin for the most appealing layout, as voted by members of the public.
Thomas' Junction had a large crowd of young attendees throughout the exhibition..
Above and below, the 50 ft long Happisburg layout (O).
Fellow's Peak (HO).
SE28 (OO).
Watchet Moor (N).
Dutch River Dock (O).
Albany Garden Railway - drive your own train Children's layout
Burwell Fen (2mm).
Of the many traders, GW Models' stand was biggest with a huge selection of secondhand OO and N.
Maristow (O).
Hilvermouth (OO9). More photos of this layout by one of our youngest club members here.
Photojenic's backscenes custom printed from photographs created a lot of interest from modellers.
(The backscene starts about 6" behind the viaduct.)