GEOFF TYLER - RAILWAY MODELLER
I WANTED TO DEDICATE A SMALL PART OF THE WEB TO MY LATE FATHER, GEOFF TYLER, AND HIS MODELLING EXPERTISE SHOWCASING SOME OF HIS WORK OVER THE PAST 35 YEARS+. I WILL BE CATALOGUING SOME OF THE MANY MODELS MY LATE FATHER BUILT AS WELL AS PUBLICISING FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS AND HERITAGE RAILWAY EVENTS. [Miss you Dad]
Sunday 27 February 2022
FAREWELL - I'S BEEN A FUN JOUNRNEY
Thursday 24 February 2022
LOVE YOU MUM, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, THINKING OF YOU Xx 25th FEBRUARY
Always missing you promise not a day goes by now when I don't think of you. Love you loads, you brought us into this world and then had to leave us so early I have some comfort that you are reunited with Dad and hope that one day soon I will be with you both again.
MUM AND DAD WEDDING 1961 |
Saturday 19 February 2022
RISBOROUGH & DISTRICT MODEL RAILWAY CLUB - RISEX 2022 EXHIBITION
Risborough and District Model Railway Club Exhibition February 2022
Saturday 19th February 2022
LOCATION:
Community Centre, Wades Park, Stratton Road
Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire HP27 9AX
OPENING TIMES: 10am - 5pm
We welcome new members of all abilities from newcomers and novices to master modelmakers. Founded in 1971, we have a diverse membership with a common interest in all things railway. Members model across a range of scales and gauges, eras and countries. Bring along your own modelling projects or work on the club project layouts – currently, Okehampton (O gauge, SR/BR, 1948-55) and Aylesbury Town (P4 gauge, 1950s/60s). Or share knowledge and experience of the real thing.
RISEX 2022 Exhibition
Confirmed Layouts
Set in North London this 00 gauge layout has detailed interior section of an engine shed as well as lots of operational interest. A BR built Class 501 three car unit eases into the main line platforms at Rossiter Rise alongside a pair of Q Stock vehicles on the London Transport line. (pictured above left) The background has been built up to suggest distance in this compact scene. This layout featured in Hornby Magazine in September last year. Rossiter Rise is a fictitious through station set somewhere in North West London during the mid-late 1950s.
The layout consists of a main scenic section placed centrally with a traverser storage yard to the left and a second off-scene yard to the right. This section also has scenic interest in front with the interior of a London Transport (LT) works portrayed. At the front of the main scenic section is a small LT depot with two tracks leading into the works plus a head shunt leading to a single road steam shed. Directly behind this is a London Underground bay terminus platform. Then there is a pair of through tracks constructed as four-rail DC in the style of LT and the North London Line. Finally, at the back, is a through bay platform which is non-electrified.
Mothercombe High Wycombe & District Model Railway Society, Junior Section
00 gauge rural Devon station featuring either GWR or BR period running sessions.
Pentrefan by Mike Morley.
Bringing an Edwardian theme to the show. EM Gauge layout set in the 1920’s based on mid Wales light railway lines.
Cobra Canyon By Riley Barnes.
Cobra Canyon is an American N gauge layout built by John Parkinson of wales but was given to the current owner Riley Barnes with the hope to inspire him to build his own layouts. It is a highly detailed model of a stereotypical Wild West scene, it was seen on the tv program “Hornby: A model world” in November of 2021.
North Barneston By Riley Barnes.
North Barneston is a fictional maintenance depot built by Riley Barnes for the tv program “Hornby: a model world”. It uses techniques learnt by studying his other layout “Cobra canyon”. The TMD and running lines are fictitious but is based on an area in the Leeds and Manchester area in the late 2010s
Marlow Station by Graeme Vickery.
A display of buildings, locos and rolling stock in 00 gauge for construction of model of Marlow Station as it was in 1947
Moos by Mike Roualle
Was featured in Continental Modeller November 2020.
This is the first show outing for Moos. Location is Weinviertel in Lower Austria – through junction station, located on a subsidiary line running from Zwettl to Horn, the standard gauge branch heading to Huf. The narrow gauge heading South to Krumau am Kamp. Whilst the main running line is electrified both the narrow gauge and the branch are not relying on diesel and some steam traction.
The narrow gauge merges in the station area using Tillig dual gauge trackwork. The era modelled is from the late 1970’s onwards- This allows a flexibility in the range of rolling stock, so that some interesting items may appear from time to time.
Oakworth to Maidbridge by Andrew Hicks.
00 Gauge layout there is a central back-scene running the length of the layout dividing it into two 8’x2’ halves. One side is a country station; the other is a town station.
All Cars Stop Here 請在此站停車 by Dave Carson
Based upon a Hong Kong street scene where trams run in the Central District
County School Station By Ollie Simons is attending its first exhibition.
Based on a rural junction station that serves the village of North Elmham. The station included 2 through platforms as well as a bay platform and run-around loop in the adjacent siding. The layout has been recreated as closely as possible to the real location while still in service in the late 1950s. This includes some complex point work and some beautiful scenery. The layout is a DCC sound fitted system including both loco sounds and ambient noises with working signals and lighting. The layout also features stunning custom built buildings
A Work in Progress By David Jay.
“00” gauge tramway which is presently in build. The layout features hand built track with very tight curves as would have been in the day.
O Gauge Shunting Puzzle By R&DMRC.
Conversation among members occasionally turned to the possibility of the Club building a second, smaller, gauge 0 layout that could be transported relatively easily and exhibited at smaller exhibitions such as 'Risex'. A dockside scene was one idea mooted, but the concept took on a practical form when it was suggested that a 'shunting puzzle' would be a good choice.
Nearest Railway Stations:
Princes Risborough [0.47 miles]
Monks Risborough [0.73 miles]
Little Kimble [2.31 miles]
Saunderton [3.42 miles]