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For our own layout we’ve not modelled any specific location and have not reflected any particular historic era, it’s just a selection of trains and other items acquired over many years. The layout is OO gauge with most trains from the major suppliers Hornby and Bachmann and mostly from the UK. We are currently adding a separate set of tracks and a new TMD all controlled via DCC which will keep us busy for years! The main lines are DC controlled.
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Ohh…..the other Perth. Not the one where I live in Western Australia. 😂
Sorry, it's the original Scottish one! Hope you can still enjoy the video anyway.
@@modelrailwayinaction I did indeed. Some lovely stuff on display.
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Ah, you mean the original Thomas layout!.
And by the way, I think there might be too many N Gauge at this show. Lovely models, but the track is too small for me to be able to work with it!!
Yes, it is small and difficult to film as well due to the size. I think there is a good mixture at this show though.
The vintage American model looks very much like the clockwork Hornby train set with which I started railway modelling.
I think we all know why this building is called The Dewar Centre!! It must have been put up by Dewars Whisky when they had a distillery in the area!!
I suspect you are right!
Great display man from Crewe 😊😊
Hey Man from Crewe, glad you enjoyed it!
Great show and great video, thanks for sharing. That “Blair Atholl” layout is stunning.
Thanks for your great comment. Yes, the Blair Atholl layout is amazing with two totally different sections back to back with even some snow. The attention to detail is great, I believe they have been building it for years.
Just simply superb. Thank you for sharing. John Given, Perth, Western Australia. (AMRAWA Australian Model Railway Association WA branch)
Greetings to you in the other Perth! Really glad you enjoyed the videos from this show and that they reach the other side of the world!
I spent far too much money there this year
Maybe you picked up a lot of good items though? It's just too easy to spend a lot when you see things you like at shows!
@@modelrailwayinaction mostly a lot of Farish coaches. I don't have a layout... or actually any passenger locos!
@@RoamingAdhocrat That's what you need to buy next to make a small layout to show off your coaches.
As a retired BR train driver, as usual, i wasn't surprised that the first five trains had neither drivers (in open cabs) or passengers in any of the coacing stock, the rest were filmed so badly, but obvious nobody really cares about realism any more.
You are right that it looks so much better with crew and passengers on board.
And some more to see, thanks for that.
Really glad you enjoyed the show.
amazing show wish i could got there xx
Yes it was a great show. Almost too much to take in on a single day. At least you can watch the videos instead and dream of being there in person!
@@modelrailwayinaction very tru but would love seen it for real use to love doing this sort stuff
@@modelrailwayinaction very tru I do like model railways but only one problem fakes nails and being big busted lol
@@modelrailwayinaction would love chat some as miss the Hobbes
@@user-wh3gl9td3z Have you considered joining the Monday Club facebook group where they have live chats every Monday on model railways: facebook.com/groups/2768380023437044
Great video some super layouts. Thank you.
Got to agree, great variety and ambition in all the various layouts.
Looks like that was a good show.
Yes, it was full of interesting things to see with some great layouts, including many we've not seen before. A long day though when you're filming them!
Thanks for sharing.
Really glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing, some good layouts there.
Burntisland must be one of the best layouts ever.
Yes, there is so much going on with some lovely touches such as the rope pulled wagons etc. Great to watch.
My top favourite layout is the Newton Ferrier layout because I love the steam hauled passenger trains!!
Yes, it's a very nice layout with steam trains out in the countryside. Glad you enjoyed it.
I was on the Firth and Clyde NGS area group demo stand so only had a quick look around so thank you for posting such a great video
It was a big show with a lot to see (four more videos to come!). Glad you enjoyed the video.
Why do people keep saying ‘Train station’ - it’s a railway station. All these Americanisms drive me mad
Yes, you are right it should always be "railway station" in the UK. Sorry if that's what was said in the video, will watch out for it in the future.
Excellent.loved the old Hornby 3 rail setup.
Yes, it's a good one although not the best runner! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Some imaginative layouts. Good video photography with not too much camera shake and keeping the trains in the shot! Thanks for uploading.
Really glad you enjoyed the layouts and video presentation. Look out for more soon.
Green with white round the windows is typically Southern Region. We had one at the Epping Ongar Railway a couple of years ago!!
That's a great little railway, originally part of the Tube I recall.
Nice to see a Class 33 on display!!
Yes, variety is always good.
That sounds a bit of a sick 67!! What sound chip is it using?
It's certainly an interesting sound. Afraid I don't know whats inside making the noise!
Sehr schöne Eindrücke!
Really happy you liked them!
Brilliant 👍 👏 where can i purchase some of those rides/kit's like the waltzer, noahs ark and the skid.
Really happy you enjoyed the show. Afraid I don't know where to get the models for yourself. Maybe try some of the forums www.fun-fairs.co.uk/forum/18-fairground-modelling/?letter=K, or facebook for the fairground model show.
@modelrailwayinaction thanks for the reply, but i don't do fb. Great video like I've said. I used to work on the gaff year's ago for William percival and farrahs funfair from Sheffield.
meanwhile the bus to the same town takes 30-45 minutes, get it up ye stagecoach! 😅 as a native from leven its so much more convenient to hop on the train and it makes life a lot simpler for me
Great to see the people of Leven benefiting from this new line. Thanks for the great comment.
yeah. that's stunning trip~;)
Really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.
Beautiful scenery!
Great stuff to see here as always!
Although I’ve been at these exhibitions I always enjoy your videos as I see so much more!
That's great Paul, there is only so much you can take in at the time and the rolling stock varies over the weekend too, that's why I go round the layouts a couple of times.
I love the Levenbank layout the best because I love the steam hauled express passenger trains!
Yes it's a great layout with a sense of scale being so large with just N gauge trains. We'll see it again soon.
Beautiful modelrailway/s!
Beautiful modelrailway!
Thanks for loving the show!
I was very interested in the first layout but unfortunately the focus was iffy
Sorry about that. Seems OK when I watch it back, maybe KZread was showing it at a low resolution?
@@modelrailwayinaction seems okay to me
That littleun we can hear is a budding engineman I reckon.
Good to engage youngsters young!
Good turnout for the show! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it. Looking forward to next years bigger show!
Nice weathering job on that CN unit in Springfield Yard. Enjoyed the video, thanks!
Yes, it looks great, and lot's to see on the layout too.
I loved the VW caddy pickup on Hillpark TMD, it's a cracking layout.
Yes, there's a lot of great things to see on such a small layout despite the trains being O gauge!
If I was doing an American layout, I would probably choose the Freight Shed at Shelbyville, Indiana because I know what it looks like and how I would model it.
Springfield Yard is a great little layout of a fictional location. I’m not moaning because my own layout is a fictional location although the actual place exists.
Yes, it's small but has a lot of industrial buildings and interesting scenese around the railway lines.
The green 66 isn’t quite as green as it mentions. It still has a diesel engine rather than being an electric locomotive. A Class 90 is much greener!!
Might possibly be running on some green fuel like biodiesel based on oils. Agree that electric is still the best though,
@@modelrailwayinaction True enough!! But would it not still smell like a polluting diesel locomotive? I wouldn’t count my chickens before they’re hatched!!
@@Madonsteamrailways Yes, I think you'd still smell it coming unlike an electric!
Don't tell me your a member of the GREEN PARTY haha,😂😂@@Madonsteamrailways
@@joginns778 I’m sorry to say I’m not!!
Every show has at least one American style layout with American trains and towns!! It’s always lovely to see them although I prefer British trains.
Good to see a variety on offer at these shows. There is another American one in next weeks video too.
Glenochil is a great little layout. It really reminds me of my last trip to Scotland and makes me want to return to Scotland when I have my electric camper.
Yes, always a good plan to visit Scotland. Ideal if you are lucky with the weather!
Did Mary Queen of Scots have an N gauge layout by any chance ? 🤔
Don't think she had the time as always locked up in towers! However I think she has a 37 named after her!
Why is a heavy freight locomotive like the Class 17 shunting freight trucks?
Maybe just helping out!
Did you know that the original British N Gauge was Lone Star Treble 0 trains?
No, I was not aware of that.
I always thought that sound was too big for such tiny locomotives!!
Nice to see N Gauge action!!
Yes, a whole show dedicated to N gauge only!
Beautiful scenery!
Have to agree, glad you liked the show!