Spalding Model Railway Exhibition 2009 Part 3

Here is the third and final part of the three part video from the event that took place on the 14th and 15th on November 2009. In this part of the video we start off with a glimpse of a OO gauge steam era layout and the steam locomotive shown actually has a smoke generator installed. Then after that, I film a Modern Image British Outline N gauge layout which notably has the Wrexham & Shropshire Class 67 with matching MkIII set and MkIII DLV (not DVT). I have actually bought one of these Wrexham & Shropshire Dapol sets which should be arriving to me soon, but thats another subject that will be covered in another video. The other rolling stock running about on that layout is a DRS Class 66 with Dapol Cargo Wagons, A Dapol Class 220 Cross Country Voyager, Dapol Class 73's triple-heading a long granite train and and EWS Class 47 with EWS Van Wagons. The next layout is a HO gauge Continental outline layout set in Switzerland and features an anglo French-Swiss SNCF X73500 TER (Train Express Reseau) Railcar along with some SBB trains like the Re460 and the "Flying Hamburger" two car unit. I also found that layout to be quite impessive as well especially as it is a Continental outline layout which is something different!

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[XxMCR999MCRxX]

It's weird seeing those WSMR sets in use when i used to sell them on board when i worked there.

[EWS60008]

Maybe, but they are nice sets as I also own one of these which I believe is the second issue as the carriages are the silver liveried version. I think the carriages in the first issue sets were Blue/Grey coloured if I remember correctly?

[nozomi1969]

EnglandNgauge!! ＧＯＯＤ！！

[EWS60008]

Hi, yes most of the British N Gauge model trains are made by Dapol and Graham Farish/Bachmann. I have some Dapol N Gauge trains in my collection.

[PigsCanFly99]

"Additionally, I'm intrigued with the prospect of procuring an SNCF arrangement."  Tally ho!

[MrFlix76]

do n gauge trains go quite slow so u can do shunting