YORK MODEL RAILWAY SHOW - This Weekend



Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday

Next show

26th, 27th & 28th March 2016

At the Knavesmire Stand York Racecourse YO23 1EX

Open 10am until 5pm Saturday and Sunday

10am until 4.30pm on Monday

Admission: Adults £9.00 Child £4.00 Family £22.00

2015 held for 2016





247 Developments

 
Al Models
 

ADM Turntables

Agenoria (Mike Williams)

Miniatures by Aidan Campbell

Alan Gibson

Bachmann Europe PLC (Display not sales)

Bill Hudson Books

Book Law / Santona Publications

C & L Finescale Modelling Ltd.

Caistor Loco

 

Ceynix Railway Trees

 

Connoisseur Models

Contikits

D & E Videos - Realtrack Models

Dart Castings

Digitrains

Eileens Emporium

Freestone Model Accessories

 

GreenScene

Helmsman Model Rail

John Wigston - Railway Artist.

Langley Models

Layouts4U

London Road Models

Megapoints Controllers

Milnsbridge Models.

Modelex

Nick Tozer Railway Books

Parkside Dundas


(NB Incorporating the previously separate Railway Modeller and Wills / Ratio stands)

Phoenix Precision Paints

Picture Pride Displays.

Plus Daughters

Railwayania / Replica Railways

Realtrack Models

John Ross (second hand sales)

Severn Models 

Shawplan

Squires Model & Craft Tools

Taunton Controls Ltd

Ten Commandments

Tgauge.com

Totem Signs

Trackside Signs

 
 

Wills / Ratio and Railway Modeller 

Wizard Models (Incorporating MSE and 51L)

 

York Modelmaking & Display Ltd


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