A superb compilation video of a memorable show - thanks for bringing it to us. I've been involved with the show for the last several years, but several others have been there since the beginning, although we have always been a small team. Many might be surprised by the amount of work and organisation required to put on this one-day affair, booking all the layouts, negotiating with the school, getting the site ready and all the layouts in place (requiring the famous 9-inch-to-the foot ruler and a shoe horn!), not forgetting those dozens of home-made cakes, even tea urns and signage - all has to be in place. The car parking was a bit of a struggle this year with the huge number attending, so my apologies to anyone who didn't enjoy that part of their day. We did organise a free minibus from the overspill car parks but I do appreciate that we were somewhat overtaxed in that department. All in all, it was a great show - probably the biggest and best narrow gauge show ever in the UK. With the fact that none of us are getting any younger and with some health problems making the last few years more difficult, we came to the conclusion that it was better to quit while we were at the top of our game rather than let the show deteriorate. Thanks to everyone who helped, all the exhibitors and the 900-odd visitors. A show to remember. Noel

Nicely put together very entertaining well done 👍😎

Thanks for uploading and as other have said great job with your filming & editing.

Perfectly lovely. Thank you, Rob

Excellent video photography! All the shots are steady, well exposed and just the right length. Well done ! What a shame this is the last exhibition of this group of enthusiasts.

Thankyou for sharing your video. I really enjoyed it.

More amazing layouts and craftmanship there! Nice camera work as well, can't be easy to get all those angles.

Great video! Looks like a good show. I need to get to some more myself

Callum - Inspiring collection of layouts on view. Thanks for sharing.

A BRILLIANT show :) i was in my element watching that! So many cool and unique little locos that u just really cant get in 00. My mind is in overdrive now :D. Cheers

great video. i do like these narrow gauge 00-9 type layout so much variety with most stuff having to be scratch built.

Some very nice layouts there, providing a wealth of inspiration for a fledgling 009 layout at my end. Thanks for sharing x (Although it has to be said that some of the operators run their trains at speeds which, if scaled up into the real world, would prompt HMRI to revoke their railway operating licence in a trice . . .)

I’ve got US gauge ON30 …it’s good but not a lotofchoices…..thank you for a very nice episode

Looks a great event, seems a shame to be loosing it. Love that little level crossing at about 3 mins

Quite a lot more footage than I got, there even were some layouts at the beginning that I didn't see. Still a great show nonetheless, such a shame that was the last one. Keep the faith - Callum

I question why none of the layouts were ID'd - a simple scan of the signage wd have sufficed?

any idea what the gauge/scale of the layout at 22mins is? looks smaller than 009?

it seems as tho no one models the talyllyn railway, which is a real shame cause its such a beautiful line

Nice exhibition - why is this the last one ?

hi sorry I wasn't able to make it. my mum got lost so we went back home

I wish mine looked as good as these

im a keen 009 modeller but couldent make it,

Funny most layouts show the effort the builder had put into landscaping, buildibgs and trees. But when it comes to engine performance it looks like the 1950ies with those critters running like s..... Come on, invest some bucks in good motors and flywheels and high reduction gearboxes and the fun you have with your layout will triple.

This clip shows that 009 modellers desperately need proper gearboxes, of High Level Kits quality, that will allow proper running. With few exceptions the 009 locos had to run at either full tilt or not at all. We can do better than this in the 21st century.