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After an enforced two year break, Faversham Model Railway Club are pleased to announce that their annual two day exhibition is to return.

The club is hosting a two day exhibition on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September 2022 at The Abbey School. London Road. Faversham. Kent ME13 8RZ.

Opening times are Saturday 10:00 to 16:30 and Sunday 10:00 to 16:00. Admission is cash only and Adult is £6 and Children £3. Under 5s are free.
We have 18 layouts and full Trade support. Plus an additional new third exhibition room.
Free On Site Car parking and refreshments available all day.
Ten minute walk from Faversham railway station.

Up to date information can be viewed here https://www.favershammrc.org.uk/2022.html

We look forward to returning to the exhibition circuit and seeing all our former friends and of course all new visitors.

Could the car park monitor reserve me a parking space please?

Excellent show again, some very nice layouts. But my wife did not appreciate my purchases.
It’s your fault Brian.

so, what did you buy.

A bus to go with the bus stop I recently built and I picked up a few small plastic kits (at a very good price).
And a Bachmann V2 ambushed me in a moment of weakness.

The V2 is one of my favourite locos. Looks like it is rushing along even when it is standing still.

Steve M wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 3:00 pm Excellent show again, some very nice layouts. But my wife did not appreciate my purchases.
It’s your fault Brian.

Sorry Steve!
I never saw you after your arrival !!! I may have been able to have stopped that spending?
Glad you enjoyed your visit?

Brian wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:34 pm

Steve M wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 3:00 pm Excellent show again, some very nice layouts. But my wife did not appreciate my purchases.
It’s your fault Brian.

Sorry Steve!
I never saw you after your arrival !!! I may have been able to have stopped that spending?
Glad you enjoyed your visit?

You looked a bit busy Brian. Were you really trying to rig the tombola??
Glad to see the show was a success after the Covid hiatus. Some nice layouts were on display again - can't recall the name but one guy was shunting and automatic coupling with an N gauge Terrier - not sure I could manage that level of reliable running on a larger scale, let alone N.
Dates booked for next year yet?

Steve M wrote: ↑Mon Sep 12, 2022 12:18 am <SNIP>
Glad to see the show was a success after the Covid hiatus. Some nice layouts were on display again - can't recall the name but one guy was shunting and automatic coupling with an N gauge Terrier - not sure I could manage that level of reliable running on a larger scale, let alone N.
Dates booked for next year yet?

Yes, Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th September 2023.

In the diary.