QUOTE To be honest my first train show in the UK was kind of a let down. I was very suprised by what I saw.
Which show was it?
The big national shows are the ones that have the major layouts. These simply will not fit into many of the smaller events held and advertised locally only.
Railex is pretty good but remember that the focus of this show is finescale and kit built/hand built models and the mix of traders there reflects this. There is not normally much RTR for sale. A very high proportion of kit bashers attend as a result. The Railex organisers consider their show to be the leading show of its type in the country.
And taking this back on topic there were finescale locomotives that derailed when I attended Railex last year so the issue is not just confined to RTR models.
Happy modelling
Gary
Which show was it?
The big national shows are the ones that have the major layouts. These simply will not fit into many of the smaller events held and advertised locally only.
Railex is pretty good but remember that the focus of this show is finescale and kit built/hand built models and the mix of traders there reflects this. There is not normally much RTR for sale. A very high proportion of kit bashers attend as a result. The Railex organisers consider their show to be the leading show of its type in the country.
And taking this back on topic there were finescale locomotives that derailed when I attended Railex last year so the issue is not just confined to RTR models.
Happy modelling
Gary