Club Layouts
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Lulworth 00 Gauge 1950s/60s
Operational steam era layout loosely based on Swanage. A 'what if' layout consisting of a freight yard, milk depot, loco stabling area with turntable for locos to rotate at this southern terminus, 2 track mainline, a branch off to Lulworth military camp. Click on the photo or heading to find more out about Lulworth. |
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Beggarwood Lane 00 Gauge 1970s - 1990's
Large circular DCC Layout under construction. This layout is loosely based somewhere in south London with a junction crossing into the western region. The layout consists of main running lines, station area, EMU stabling point, an incline down into the western region, diesel stabling point and a large freight yard with a parcels depot. Click on the photo or heading to find more out about Beggarwood Lane. |
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Camford Junction TMD 2mm Fine scale 1992 - 95
16-foot scenic section currently under construction. the layout consists of a higher tier running mainline and beneath a Diesel loco depot and a freight yard. The layout mainly consists of Diesels all in various liveries and a selection of passenger and freight train services. Click on the photo or heading to find more out about Camford Junction. |
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The Royal Albert Bridge N Gauge
The Royal Albert Bridge, formerly known as A Bridge too Far, was part of the “Tribute to Brunel” layout built by the Basingstoke Bodgers in the final of the inaugural Great Model Railway Challenge Click on the photo or heading to find out more about The Royal Albert Bridge. |
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Lynton 009 Gauge
Lynton is based on the station and area of the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway. Click on the photo or heading to find out more about Lynton Stratton Park 00/009 Gauge
Stratton Park is a modular layout being built by our Junior Members. Click on the photo or heading to find out more about Stratton Park |
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MHR Layout in a PMV OO Gauge
MHR PMV layout was a build completed by the Basingstoke model railway club for the Mid Hants Railway. the layout is built within a PMV on the Watercress Line and demonstrates single line workings. Click on the Photo or heading to find out more about MHR Layout in a PMV. |
Members Layouts
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2mm layout Freshwater by Ian Morgan
Freshwater was the western terminus of the 12 mile long Freshwater, Yarmouth and Newport Railway on the Isle of Wight. Opened in 1888, the Southern Railway lengthened the platform, removed the loco shed and carriage shed, and modified the track layout slightly in 1927, but the line was never very successful and closed as early as 1953. Click on the Photo or heading to find out more about Freshwater. |
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Priors End 00 gauge
Layout constructed by John Smerdon For more: priorsend.weebly.com/ Click on the Photo or heading to find out more about Priors end |
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Barrow Street O gauge
This Layout is currently under construction by John Smerdon More information on this layout will soon follow |
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Meldon West by Tom Blount
Meldon West is a fictional quarry layout, a ‘might-have-been’ small extension to the west of Meldon Quarry in Devon, had the need for aggregates from there grown. It is modelled during the transition from BR blue to BR sectorisation in the 1980's. The layout is DCC controlled and stock consists of kit built and ready to run. Click on the Photo or heading to find out more about Meldon West |