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#1 Posted : 26 June 2011 04:15:31(UTC)
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A few pictures of the recent Adelaide Model Railway Exhibition held during the Australian Queen's Birthday Long Weekend, 11 - 13 June.

Classic Train Collectors Club

CLassic Train Collectors Club


Standard Gauge Private collection

o gauge

Australian HO Outline

Australian HO Outline

Ready to Run Club

RTR

RTR 2

Small HO layout that children could play with

childrens layout

Night and Day private layout

NAD

SAR (South Australian Railways) N Gauge layout

SAR N 1

SAR N 2

Dingo Wells HO private layout

Dingo Wells 1

Dingo Wells 2

Wellingford HO Club Layout (more to follow later)

Wellingford 1

Japanese N Gauge private layout

jap n

SANGS (South Australian N Gauge Society) Generica N Gauge (more to follow)

sangs 1

Thomas & Percy private layout

thomas

Harry Potter Hogwarts HO layout

Harry Potter 1

Harry Potter 2

Harry Potter 3


Kangaroo & Cockatoo Railway G Gauge private layout (more to follow)

K&CR 1

Noarlunga Model Railway Club

NMRC

NMRC 2

Stewarts SAR HO private layout

Stewarts 1

Stewarts 2


Liralau HO layout from a (very) small club

Liralau 1

Liralau 2

Liralau 3

Liralau 4

SARMA (South Australian Model Railway Association) HO modular layout Florey Springs (more to follow)

SARMA 1

Somewhere in Baden-Württemberg - and not in ScotlandBigGrin

B-W 1

B-W 2

I'll show more photos of the winner and place getter's in the best on show as soon as upload the photos

Enjoy.


B2 is backTongue

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#2 Posted : 26 June 2011 05:03:02(UTC)
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Dusan,

Thanks for sharing your time,
You can see this Baden Württemberg is not in Scotland, it hasn't got the woody feeling, although this layout has got a log, it doesn't look like analog like Ian's Layout.BigGrin

John
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#3 Posted : 26 June 2011 05:50:09(UTC)
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Hi Dusan,

Great photo's, although I think the plane crash could do with some work.


Could you ask B2 what an analog looks like.Smile

Cheers.


Ian.
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#4 Posted : 26 June 2011 06:37:43(UTC)
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Thanks Ian.

I think John meant anylog........................ in the forest
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#5 Posted : 26 June 2011 07:03:08(UTC)
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Wellingford & Bakewell Bridge Railway won first prize at the recent AMRE show.

It is two rail and depicts England in the post Victorian times.

The scenery work is exceptional and the pictures just don't do it justice.

The gentleman concerned every time he puts in a different layout, wins first prize both by the judges and the public. His last effort was a layout depicting the northern area of South Australia in the sixties and all the buildings were built from scratch. Truly amazing.

Enjoy Wellingford & Bakewell Bridge Railway.

W&BBR 1

W&BBR 2

W&BBR 3

W&BBR 4

W&BBR 5

W&BBR 6

W&BBR 7

W&BBR 8

W&BBR 9

W&BBR 10

W&BBR 11

W&BBR 12

W&BBR 13

W&BBR 14
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#6 Posted : 26 June 2011 08:04:53(UTC)
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What kind of fertilizer is that gardener using?

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#7 Posted : 26 June 2011 08:49:17(UTC)
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Hi Dusan,

A very worthy winner, great looking layout.

Ian.
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#8 Posted : 26 June 2011 10:23:16(UTC)
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ditto,

excellent detail

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#9 Posted : 26 June 2011 12:00:32(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Ian555 Go to Quoted Post
Hi Dusan,

A very worthy winner, great looking layout.

Ian.



I agree, excellent.
The real Bakewell (famous for its tarts Huh ) in Derbyshire in England, was the site of a quintessential Midland Railway station, double track, stone buildings, sawtooth platform awnings, cattle docks and freight yard.
The owner of this layout has captured it perfectly. Marvellous.

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#10 Posted : 26 June 2011 13:25:03(UTC)
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yes it was a great layout as Dusan mentioned. Now if he can post some piccy's and the double header video from the marklin layout BigGrin
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#11 Posted : 26 June 2011 22:18:07(UTC)
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Dale, patienceFlapper
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#12 Posted : 26 June 2011 23:57:49(UTC)
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Second prize went to Kangaroo & Cockatoo Railway. This is a perennial favourite, expanding each year and either coming first or second.

I think it is in G scale, and I think most of the rolling stock, engines and definitely the scenery, is scratch built.

K&CR 1

K&CR 2

K&CR 3

K&CR 4

K&CR 5

K&CR 6

K&CR 7

K&CR 8

K&CR 9

K&CR 10

K&CR 11

K&CR 12

K&CR 13
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#13 Posted : 27 June 2011 03:16:06(UTC)
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What kind of fertilizer is that gardener using?

Bob M.


I believe that it may be of the rural Chinese style of fertilizer.
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#14 Posted : 27 June 2011 05:17:50(UTC)
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Hi Dusan,

Great photo's of a wonderful layout. ThumpUp

Ian.
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#15 Posted : 27 June 2011 07:48:27(UTC)
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Third Prize went to SANGS modular N Scale layout Generica.

Every year they appear with always a small change, but this year they certainly out did themselves.

sangs 1

sangs 2

That is an actual small dvd player that was showing movies all weekend.

sangs 3

sangs 4

sangs 5

sangs 6

sangs 7

sangs 8

sangs 9

sangs 10

sangs 11

sangs 12

sangs 13

sangs 14

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#16 Posted : 27 June 2011 19:44:22(UTC)
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Excellent.ThumpUp
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#17 Posted : 27 June 2011 20:14:30(UTC)
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Great layouts all of them, both oldtimer and contemporary - Like that NASCAR track...BigGrin
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#18 Posted : 27 June 2011 23:21:07(UTC)
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Great layouts Dusan, thanks for sharing. I really love the N gauge layout, it's truly impressive with all those high-rise buildings, it shows what one can only dream of in H0 gauge.
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#19 Posted : 27 June 2011 23:25:09(UTC)
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Honrouble mention goes to Florey Springs.

This is a HO two rail layout from the South Australian Railway Modellers Association and depicts somewhere in South Australian country. They model and run trains from South Australian Railways to today's Australian National.

This will be the last time that the layout will be shown.

SARMA 1

SARMA 2

SARMA 3

SARMA 4

SARMA 5

SARMA 6

Sarma 7

SARMA 8

SARMA 9

SARMA 10

SARMA 11

SARMA 12

SARMA 13
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#20 Posted : 28 June 2011 07:07:10(UTC)
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OK Dale, I bet your patience is just about up RollEyes .

Some where in Baden - Württemberg layout.

A layout that won no prizesCrying , didn't even get a mentionSad , but drew a lot of kidsBigGrin BigGrin .

Here you are the BR45 double header - with soundDrool Drool



Hope you enjoyed it Dale
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#21 Posted : 28 June 2011 07:33:14(UTC)
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Some where in Baden - Württemberg layout.

A layout that won no prizesCrying , didn't even get a mentionSad , but drew a lot of kidsBigGrin BigGrin .


Hi Dusan,

Ah yes, I know that feeling, big kids usually. Smile


Enjoyed watching the video. ThumpUp

Ian.....B1 says G/day.
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#22 Posted : 28 June 2011 08:33:56(UTC)
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Great sound and never about the prizes ( event though we definetly had the most crowds) as we had fun all day Cool
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