You may remember me. You took the pictures at my wedding in 1982 and I was a member from the mid 70s to the early 80s. I remember you well and Bert Hawkins who worked at Rank Xerox as I did. I am contacting you because I cannot remember the name of the club layout from that time. Can you remember it? I would like to know because I have been telling a friend that my trains used to run on it and he said,”What was it called then?”.

I retired three years ago and live in Scotland and recently I have got out my carefully packaged model railway stuff and amazed myself that it passes muster with the highly detailed models they make now. I have started modelling again and this time I want to build a layout to run things on as there is no model railway club anywhere near me to run my models on.

my grandfather has passed away. and left his train set with us i am trying to find out a bit of detail on it all i know so far is it hornby meccano the three rail type 1950s double 00, have 10 trains 40 or so carriages and lots of other bits and bobs, do you know of any web site i can look at ? many thanks

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Hope this helps

Giles

Being a mass magazine there is no rarity value, neither do they have a realisable value. Railways, even with book shops do not seem interested.

If you would like them, you can have them as a gift, and as I live in Gotherington, it is not too far to deliver.

Regards

Bob Rear