Layouts booked for the 2026 Show:
Around 14 layouts expected, including:
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Alston (N) Peter Brown Based on the Cumbrian Market town in the 1960s. |
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Camelot (TT120) Chris Hobbs (Scarborough & District Railway Modellers) Designed to show off what can be achieved in a very small space with this “new” true scale from Hornby, coupled with their new app-based Bluetooth controlled HM7000 operating system. Predominantly Era 4 & 5 |
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Coal Hill West (N) Chris Berry (Hull MRS member) The junction where the fictional Cheddar Valley Heritage Railway meets the mainline, set in present day Somerset. |
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Cockschute (00) Allan Freer (Hull MRS member) Based on the DMU, depot and diesel stabling point north of Stoke-on-Trent station operational from 1957-80s. |
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Fitzwilliam Basin (09) Andrew Booth A narrow gauge line serving an Industrial Mill Complex set in 1930s/40s. |
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Kilmaley (0n3) ** Layouts Debut ** Hull Model Railway Society A branch of the once extensive 3ft Gauge Irish network set in the 1950s. |
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Manor Farm (0) Ken Nelson The Derwent Valley Light Railway in East Yorkshire. |
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Newton Kyme (N) Mike Hills The prototype location on the Church Fenton to Wetherby / Harrogate Line in the 1960s. |
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Sowerby Station and Sowerby Shed (0) Adrian Walby + Robin Coulthard A part of a Light Railway set in 1960s North Yorkshire. |
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T'Inglenook (00) Sean Taylor (Carlton Railway Society) An “interactive” layout centred on a typical industrial courtyard within Seanne Mills in the late 1960s. |
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Witham (00) Martin Reynolds A secondary mainline & Branchline connecting London down to the west country as well as a branch line connecting based on Witham in Somerset, set in the late 50s/early 60s. |
Plus...
"Coming Soon from Hull MRS..."
A display of progress so far on at least two layouts currently under construction by the Society and hopefully appearing complete in the next year or two.
A chance to see and discuss some of the techniques and skills involved in constructing an Exhibition layout. Maybe also encouragement to join us and get involved?
And our ever-popular 'hands on' children's layouts so that children both young and old can have a go!
More to be added when they are confirmed...