BNSF Metra is a North American N Scale DCC sound layout, with small town and station situated somewhere on the BNSF Metra commuter line, which is one of the many running in and out of Chicago.

Situated on the lower edges of the Firth of Clyde, Braemuir Harbour is the terminus of an Strathclyde suburban line running from Glasgow. Based in the British Rail Strathclyde "Orange and Black" era of around 1991.

Brocolitia is a layout in a suitcase with lighting, canal, Roman Ruin and ducks! The Roman ruin is based on the actual Brocolitia; the Temple of Mithras. Its ruins are found in Northumbria, along Hadrian's Wall.

Castle Rise is a DCC layout which has upper and lower fiddle yards, both can hold three trains, the layout name Castle Rise is because the centre two tracks rise up to the upper fiddle yard.

In 1883 a line was proposed to run from Kidderminster to Henley in Arden. It failed to get Parliamentary approval. This layout imagines the line did get built and Chaddesley Corbett, a smalltown, was one of the stations on the route.

Based in England but not any particular location and is on two levels. The lower level has a canal winding through the countryside and passing under two high over bridges which carry the mainline towards the town station.

Denby Road was built in lock down so N Gauge stock could be ran. It has three lines to run mixed stock. It runs DCC and DC’s on the inner track DCC on the outer track it has a lot to see!

DEMU is an independent society catering for all modellers of the railways of mainland Britain in the Diesel and Electric era regardless of scale/gauge affiliations or modelling ability.

A 'pizza layout' in a circular French brie box. It features some innovative 'electrickery' as well as a detailed farm scene with chickens, cows, pigs, horse and woodland animals.

This layout is based on East Anstey Station on the North Devon line or otherwise known as the D and S ( Devon and Somerset). The railway ran between Taunton and Barnstaple.

Based on the real Edrom station, situated on the (now closed) Berwickshire line in the Scottish borders between Chirnside and Duns.

This is a representation of a railway in Catalunya, in north east Spain. It was electrified from the start, with all-the power equipment being supplied by Brown-Boven, and is fitted with Abt rack with a maximum gradient of 15%.

This layout is over 20 years old and was built as a Z gauge layout. It was acquired in 2023 and turned into a Nn3 narrow gauge layout keeping as much as possible.

This fictitious city, set loosely in the early 1960s, shows just how much can be achieved in such a relatively small area.

N gauge version of the station and viaduct at Garsdale on the Settle and Carlisle line. It is renamed to part of its original name as some elements are from varying periods in its history.

A Midlands Town to the South West of Birmingham. The Town was included in the Birmingham cross City electrification upgrade. The layout was built to show how much detail could be included in a small space.

LWMRS is the local model railway club with recently extended clubrooms and outdoor facilities just a few miles away from the exhibition centre.

This layout depicts a rural station on a fictitious heritage railway, based on the outskirts of a town which could be at the foothill of Low Fell in the Lake District.

Originally based around Pleasley near Mansfield - some may recognise the Nags Head pub on the A617! It features a station, a branch line and an industrial area, with working colour light signals and automatic level crossings.

Mereley, a fictional quarry based in the Mendips somerset, inspired by Whatley and Merehead

Inspired by a location near Bremen (Bremen-Mahndorf) with trains running through the countryside.

The layout is based upon the Cement manufacturing industry of North East Pennsylvania in the USA. The time frame is early 1970s and features contemporary railroad equipment.

Based on its namesake station in Leicestershire, Rothley is a love letter to the post war Great Central mainline designed to fit within a small footprint. It has a combination of off the shelf and homemade landscape details.

An Austrian modern image DCC controlled layout depicting a Tyrolean mountain village. Although the Sellrain valley is indeed a real valley it has never had a railway line so this is very much a "what might have been" layout.

A fictional Epoch V/VI rural setting in South Germany, a railway with full catenary and plenty of train movement to watch. Railway of the month in Continental Modeller in May 2021.

Supported by members of the Leamington & Warwick Model Railway Society, children from St. Lawrence Church of England Primary School, Napton on the Hill, display their mini diorama made during the summer term (July 2025) as part of a Railway 200 art, craft, and history project.

Founded in 1960, the 2mm Scale Association exists to promote finescale modelling at the scale of 2mm:1ft. Members gain access to our exclusive component range, designed to enable simple and accurate construction.

We are a non-profit organisation, run by volunteers for the benefit of N Gauge modellers. We have several thousand members worldwide, and welcome new members, whatever their current skill levels.

Two Seasons is a layout that has 2 different viewing sides. One is a winter scene and the other is a summer scene. Both sides have working lights adding depth to the layout.

An automated shelf shuttle single track woodland layout. It has traditional lanterns lighting the way with its selection of woodland animals to attempt to spot and identify!

The Vintage N-Gauge display will focus on Minitrix models planned but not made and early Graham Farish N Gauge models.

It has fiddle yards at both ends for storage of stock and a station in the centre. A tram line at the front of the layout that serves the many passengers using the station and town, plus a small TMD at the rear for loco repairs.

An established group dedicated to further the modelling of railways outside of UK in N scale. Regular and informative good quality magazines with specialist documents available to Members through website.