Detailed below are the club layouts – either under construction or permanently assembled in our clubroom for regular weekly running. There is an entry for all of the current layouts, layouts that have recently left us and also a link to a page where you can our Member’s Layouts. As a club we try to accommodate every option when it comes to layouts, be it scale, era or geographic location.
Each layout below has a brief description of it’s operation, type of control system and Exhibition details, if appropriate. Click on the layout name or thumbnail to see the picture gallery of each layout.
CARIBOO RIVER – ‘HO’ scale DCC |
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HINTON PARVA – ’00’ Gauge – layout details for Exhibition Managers can be found here |
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QUINICY & CEDAR CREEK RR – On30 scale DCC – Under construction |
This narrow gauge layout is set in north America deep in a forest area where trees are cut down, transported to the sawmill where they are converted into sawn timber. Ties (sleepers) are moved in gurney cars into pressurized cylinders where they are injected with preservatives before trans-shipping into railroad cars for shipment to far flung railroad expansion projects. |
MOTHERCOMBE – ’00’ Gauge – Junior layout – Under Construction |
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SHADWELL – ’00’ Gauge – Planned |
A small lightweight exhibition transition era 91955-65) layout based on a city terminus |
BIG SKY – ‘N’ Scale – Under Construction |
Our latest North American ‘N’ Scale layout. Based on the mountain area between Trident, onto Skyline a small town North West of Helena. At times running alongside the Missuri River some of the main features are Holcim cement works at Trident, the man made lagoon just before Toston, the trestle bridge at Skyline. The overall theme is the natural beauty of Montana, the big Sky County mountains trees and unadulterated landscapes. |
SWEETMEADOW – ‘H0’ scale – Planned |
Sweetmeadow is a 1950s North American DCC HO layout. At twelve feet long, under two feet deep and on a single level, it deliberately concentrates our minds on a small space and economy of movement. The layout, like many Americans, over-optimistically names a location to entice other settlers. The small town of Sweetmeadow is alongside a river and before the railroad came it probably it was a very pleasant grassland area surrounded by hills. Now two railroad companies access the town and one of them has two separate routes out and a short spur line for mineral working. |
Layouts that have recently left us: Sold or Dismantled |
CHALFORD – N Gauge |
OCEANSIDE– N Scale |
BLANDFORD ST MARY – ‘O’ scale |
HAMILTON – ‘N’ scale |
OXFORD – 00 Gauge |
PROSPECT VALLEY– USA H0 Scale |
PROSPECT POINT – ‘USA H0’ Scale |
IT’L’DO – USA ‘0’ Scale |
MEMBERS LAYOUTS |