LONDON FESTIVAL OF RAILWAY MODELLING -- ALEXANDRA PALACE 23rd/24th MARCH 2019

London Festival of Railway Modelling
Sat 23rd March 2019 - Sun 24th March 2019
LOCATION:
Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way
London, Greater London  N22 7AY

OPENING TIMES:
SATURDAY 10am - 5pm,       SUNDAY 10am - 4.30pm

ADVANCE TICKET PRICES
BRM Subscriber:   £10.00      Adult: £11.00
Booking in advance saves you money on entry, gives you 30 minutes' early entry and a free show guide on arrival. 

GENERAL ADMISSION:  
Adults £12.00    Children £6.00    Family £36.00

The London Festival of Railway Modelling returns to Alexandra Palace on 23rd to 24th March 2019 for its 20th year. A must for every railway enthusiast and a fantastic family day out for all.

Aside from the awe-inspiring venue, visitors can enjoy over 40 hand-picked layouts from around the globe and in excess of 120 exhibitors to browse and purchase from. The vast selection of trade stands covers those ‘must-have’ items to ‘specialist’ items in rarer scales and gauges. Don't miss the expert demonstrations and meet the BRM magazine team. Sponsored and supported by Bachmann Europe, Graham Farish and the Model Railway Club.

The show is sponsored & supported by:

BUS SERVICE
A FREE shuttle bus service will be running continuously on Saturday and Sunday between Alexandra Palace Station, Wood Green underground station and the venue. Please note that the LAST bus from the venue will be 5.15pm each day.

ADDISON PARK - LONDON UNDERGROUND TT SCALE

List of Layouts Attending:
Layout Name   -   Scale / Gauge
Addison Park TT (above) London Underground metropolitan area inspired layout mix of steam and electric stock. 
Arigna OO N3
Ballyconnell Road 3mm
Burntisland P4
Dunkow Road N
Eccleston P4

EALING ROAD Dock and Station

Ealing Road OO -- (above) Built by the Missenden Modellers for the Channel 5 TV series 'The Great Model Railway Challenge', which you may have seen back in October/November of 2018. The theme of their heat was ‘Movies’ and the team opted to base theirs on a medley of the Ealing Studios films of the early fifties
Fenchurch St Peter OO
Habbaniya Var
Happisburgh Goods O

HARPENDEN EAST - O GAUGE

Harpenden East O -- (right) A small country station and goods yard, situated on the border of the Midland and Eastern Regions of British Railways just to the south of Luton on the line between Leighton Buzzard and Welwyn Garden City, which was closed in the mid 1960s as part of the Beeching cuts. Both steam in its final years and the newly introduced diesels may be seen operating here.

High Stamley OO9
Hornby 3rail OO
Johnstown Road O

Llwyn Grug N (left)
by Les Nehrlich is another masterpiece of scenery a bit like his Dyna Hyfryd, plenty of recent modifications to this layout include a working fun fair. The trains are almost an afterthought. 
Lower Exbury P4
Lymebrook Yard N
Megantic On2
New Kensal Green OO
North Foreland O

Pig Lane OO (left)

Puttnam Ho
Rolvendon Em
St Petroc 1
Santa Barbara N
The Bridge at Remagen N
Thornbury Hill OO
Troutbeck Bridge OO
Warton Road Preservation Society 3
Wickwar N





It's well worth a trip to Ally Pally just to admire the venue the view and the surrounding parks. They've spent money to do up the original broadcasting venue so if you can try and have a good look around. It's an uphill trip getting there so careful if (like me) you not as nimble as you once were. 

At least it's downhill going home. 

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