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18

Feb 2022

Last Updated: 18/02/2022

Model railway exhibition pulls in to Harrogate tomorrow

by Suzannah Rogerson

| 18 Feb, 2022
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Up to 500 model rail enthusiasts are expected in Harrogate tomorrow for an exhibition organised by Harrogate Model Railway Group at St Aidan's Church of England High School.

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A model railway exhibition is arriving in Harrogate tomorrow, with the organisers hoping it will encourage more people to take up the hobby.

Harrogate Model Railway Group holds meetings twice a week at St Aidan's Church of England High School for rail enthusiasts to share ideas and modelling tips.

Clem Dye, one of about 20 members, said he expected as many as 500 people to attend tomorrow's exhibition, depending on weather conditions. It will be the group's first since covid.

As well as model railways created by members, there will be additional exhibitors there including Wenselydale Railway and Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway.

Visitors will also have the chance to browse a number of trade stands.

Mr Dye said:

"We have a number of exhibitors, who model in different gauges, be that ’009’, ’N’, ‘OO’ or ‘O’. There should be something for everyone at the show.
"Just because you might model in one particular gauge it doesn’t stop you appreciating a layout in a gauge that you’re not familiar with. People come and see the exhibits to gather ideas and inspiration for their own layouts. I’m looking forward to checking them out too."






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He added he hoped events like this, and a further exhibition planned for August, will open the hobby up to more people.

Tomorrow's event takes place from 10am to 4pm. Tickets are £5 for adults, £2 for children and £10 for a family.

To join the group or find out more, click here.