Newton Abbot Library Model Railway Show

Event Highlights Include:

Model Railway Layouts

Explore an impressive selection of model railway layouts in a variety of gauges, including HO, OO, Narrow and Electric Garden Gauge. Admire the exceptional craftsmanship, detailed local scenery and intricate miniature worlds, with several layouts making their debut at this year's show.

Family-Friendly Activities

All aboard the Railway Time Traveller!

Step into the past, present and future of railways as you journey through four exciting eras. Discover Victorian railways, solve steam engine challenges, design your own train, and imagine the trains of 2126! With hands-on activities, games, photo opportunities and plenty of railway-themed fun, there’s a time-travelling adventure waiting for everyone.

Traders & Exhibitors

Browse a wide range of stalls selling model railway kits, railway memorabilia, books and hobby supplies. Whether you're an experienced modeller, a collector or just starting out, there's something to discover.

Food & Refreshments

Take a break at The Owl and the Pussycat Coffee House, our on-site café, where you can enjoy a selection of freshly prepared food, homemade cakes and hot and cold drinks throughout the day.

Getting Here & Accessibility

The Railway Studies and Modellers Show takes place throughout Newton Abbot Library, with exhibits located on the ground, first and second floors. All areas are accessible by lift as well as stairs.

The library is conveniently located just a 20-minute walk from Newton Abbot railway station and around five minutes' walk from the town's bus station. Ample paid parking is also available nearby.

Whether you're a lifelong railway enthusiast, an avid modeller or simply looking for a unique and enjoyable day out with family and friends, the Railway Studies and Modellers Show promises a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.

MORE INFORMATION:

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Contact the Railway Studies Collection or Newton Abbot Library on 01626 886223 or email railwaystudies.library@librariesunlimited.org.uk for more information.