Original layouts were a small country terminus, Edenwood a mainline junction layout, circular American based layout and Lifton based on an actual location in Cornwall all in OO gauge.
The last of our previous retired layouts include an American layout set in the mid 1980's in O gauge.
Our current layouts include Penfold Priory, Bishops Quay and a new as yet unnamed O Gauge layout. For more details on our current layouts, click here.
The model railway layout is capturing the charm of a 1930s and 1940s town that grew from a 12th-century monastery. This development introduced a key station and boosted the town's trade and tourism. The scene is lovingly crafted with detailed, hand-built models of trains and stations that evoke the era's spirit.
In the 1930s and 1940s, coal was transported by river to a quay, hoping to boost local development with a railway serving large warehouses and a brewery. Although the town didn't fully develop as expected, the railway still supports the local brewery and farming supplies by transporting goods and produce.
A small portion of an urban goods yard surrounded by various buildings all of which send and receive goods. All of the buildings and scenic sections are scratch built. This layout is currently under construction.
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