Saturday, 11 May 2019

HAYWARDS HEATH MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION 11th MAY 2019



Saturday 11th May 2019
Location
Dolphin Leisure Centre, 
Pasture Hill Road, Haywards Heath, 
West Sussex RH16 1LY

Opening Times:  10am - 5pm
Admission:  Adults £5.00   Concessions £5.00   Children £5.00   

Following the success of the 2016 exhibition, which attracted over 1400 visitors, the same team present the 2019 show. This exhibition will be bigger and better than the previous one with everything located within one central hall at the Dolphin Leisure Centre. The venue is just a short 5 minute walk from Haywards Heath railway station and there is a large free car park. Any profit from the exhibition will be donated to a local charity.

List of Layouts Attending:
Hope Hill - Burgess Hill MRC
Holly Bank - Newhaven MRC is a loco shed layout based in the York area, 1955-1963. Eastern and North Eastern locomotives prevail many of which are kit built. 4mm/00 gauge.
Staindrop (right) - A 7mm 0 gauge layout, LNER 1928, by Chris Robertson. Staindrop is a large village between Darlington and Barnard Castle, but never rail served. This ‘might have been’ branch is an attempt to model the old Central Division of the North Eastern Railway but in post grouping LNER days. This allows for the first changes that were taking place under the LNER other than just the livery of the locos and coaches.

Surrey Oval - Gauge 1 Surrey
Frimley North (left and top) - Matthew Lander. Frimley North is a fictional LB&SCR terminus station with a small goods yard. The layout was built around three years ago and is based in the preservation era. This layout has appeared at a few exhibitions and is a well built example of what you can do with a relatively small space. 

Battledown - Horsham MRC
London SW999 - Phil Gardner
Gellilydan - Jack Gregory
Banbury - Ian Lampkin
Haynes Lane – Bexhill MRC - O Gauge fictional location in Sussex on a line planned from Robertsbridge to Pevensey.
Chelwood Exchange - East Grinstead MRC -  OO Gauge freight layout BR green diesel era.
Oakley - Uckfield MRC
Dorchester Junction - Sam Bee
Indian Hill - East Surrey
Well Creek Basin - Crawley MRC

Brankstone (above) - Roger Bradgate - successfully tackled the ‘no space for a layout’ problem with this two-level OO gauge steam shed, with a commuter shuttle on the upper level.
Mych Grumblyn - GMES
Stoneford & Oxney - Howard Strongitharm
​College Halt - Uckfield MRC
Hobbs Hill - Tonbridge MRC (above) A busy through station set in the late 1950's on a former SR route in the west country. The layout is built with prototypical operation in mind, and is based on the trackplan of South Molton Road between Coleford Jct and Barnstaple.
Southbridge - Tonbridge MRC
Dougdale - Brighton MRC
Arnold Lane - Uckfield MRC
Newchapel Junction - Steve Wilkins
Gouttieres 63390 - John Arwen
Ashenden Junction - Andrew Town

Getting here by car:
The Dolphin Leisure Centre has a large car park and is well sign posted from the surrounding area. It is easily accessible from the A272 (B2272). 

by bus:
The nearest bus stops are outside the front of Sainsbury's (just 2 minutes walk away) and are served by buses from Lindfield, East Grinstead, Horsham, Crawley and Uckfield. Please visit the Compass Bus (www.compass-travel.co.uk) or Metro Bus (www.metrobus.co.uk) websites for more information.

by train:
Haywards Heath Railway Station is 5 minutes walk away with regular trains to and from London Victoria, London Bridge, Clapham Junction, East Croydon and Brighton. Please visit the Southern website (www.southernrailway.com) for more information. At time of writing there are no planned engineering works on the Brighton Main Line for this date.

Nearest Railway Stations:
Haywards Heath [0.29 miles]
Wivelsfield [2.98 miles]
Balcombe [3.55 miles]
Burgess Hill [3.77 miles]

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