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| Balcony view
showing some of the Major sponsors were:- Iron Horse Hobbies Woodmancy's Hobbycraft (Dunedin) |
25 layouts that were on
display. Newstalk ZB & Classic Hits 98.. Tranz Rail Ribena |
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| Looking
down the station on this New Zealand NZ120 layout 'Marlborough' Built by Noel Cresswell |
New Zealand
Diesel locomotives in their blue TranzRail livery, wait in the yard on Noel's layout. |
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| Waltham
yard. Part of the McKenzie Railway from the Christchurch "N120" group - N scale track with New Zealand style rolling stock. |
A West
Coast Coal scene on Graham Bakers NZ120 scale layout. 'Grey Tranz' is a modular layout which can be easily built and moved. |
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| On a
diorama by Robin Knight, this logging tram shuttles to and fro, hauling itself on a cable lying along the track. |
The logging
tram supplies this rather old saw mill. Very realistic looking in "S" scale |
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| An
articulated bogie and eight axle drive feature on Robin's model of a A&G Price logging loco of 1912. |
Punga
Junction Township, part of this free- lance layout in HO with an American theme, with scenery reminiscent of our West Coast. |
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| The
turn-table with a Consolidation 2-8-0 on the table. In the background is the town's fire station. |
At dusk the
yard loco is put into its shed for the night watched by Fred the switch-man, In a corner of the Punga Junction layout. |
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| Hornby
Station in the 1960s sometime. A scene that is gone today but realistically recreated by Roger Bennets in Sn3.5. |
The signal
box at Hornby with the yard and shunter in the background. Part of the TALMR modular groups layout. |
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| The mighty
"K" class thunders over the bridge on the 9mm (scale) groups modular NZR layout. |
Bush Locos
in the yard on Raol Quin's "Keroscene Creek" Layout. In "S" scale this was voted Most Popular at the show. |
