A one board model railway in Z gauge and a spiral mountain end to end with no points. Running steam and diesel locomotives with passenger and freight trains

Tomy “Vintage” children’s battery operated trains with a twist of lego. Basic but wonderful fun for the smaller train lovers ………. or even the bigger ones.

This will be the second year that this layout has been at the Cornwall Model Railway
Exhibition and we had a great time meeting everyone and getting some lovely feedback. A child friendly layout with endless possibilities, so long as the batteries last.

New for the 2025, we will be offering the chance for visitors to the exhibition to drive one of the trains on the Test Track. 

Supporting both fine and course scale track DC and DCC, a wide  range of the group's rolling stock will be in action.   If you have any O gauge and want to see it run then please bring it to the exhibition and visit the "test Track" and we arrange for you to run your own trains.

Graig Merthyr is a branch terminus set in south Wales, with stock from the last vestiges of the BR Green diesel era that was slowly being replaced by the all conquering BR Blue.
The locos are detailed and weathered as well as fitted with sound.

  A freelance fictitious industrial layout in the UK using redundant American stock.

A Hornby Dublo 3-rail layout depicting model railway from 1947 - 1965

A compact Somerset and  Dorset Joint Railway might have been branch terminus which was mooted during “Railway Mania”.  Proposing to leave the S & D main line at Midford to serverthe Camerton coal-field. It was approved but never built.

The original layout was constructed by the late Terry Radford and was upgraded by Mike Potter with an extra board for an enlarged Goods yard.  This layout has been recently aquired by the Cornwall O Gauge Group, this will be exhibited for the first time in over six years.

A selection of layouts built into a box file.  Each layout depicts a different scene with lots of detail.

The Hornby Railway Collectors Association (HCRA) will be display a range of vintage clockwork locomotive, rolling stock and accessories.

Award winning layout featuring a station on the cornish main line.

Presented by Rob Foster Osney Town is a micro layout demonstrating what can be achieved in a small space.

Penzance Station and throat areas, with mainline and sidings.  Based on late 1960's diesel era with passenger and freight movements to a realistic running schedule. Scenics, buildings and details complete or as near as!

Our interpretation of the scene which has taken approximately 2 years to build.

Presented by Paul Leonard, Praa Sands is a small through station on an imaginary branch line in Cornwall.  Originally built by Tony Collins as a £200 layout challenge.