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Warley Model Railway Club |
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For railway modelling in any scale or gauge |
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This page was last updated on 08/07/11
This gallery gives a brief look at various aspects of Warley MRC from its inception to the present day
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Warley Model Railway from Geoff Broadway on Vimeo. |
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| An early meeting of Warley Model Railway
Circle Standing: Phil Phillips; Bob Mevis; ??; ?? |
Bob Gumery, older & wiser than in the picture on left, but at the time a staunch supporter of our move to the NEC |
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| The first railway built by members of Warley Model Railway Circle. Photographed in 1968 prior to attending the Worcester MRC exhibition in September of that year. | A younger Dave Edwards giving operating instructions for Halesowen to Mark Johnson & Ken Callaghan at the Harry Mitchell Centre |
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The year is 2000 & the team contemplate the long trek home
from their hotel in Bremen after displaying Broom Junction and Vic Halliwell's "Hallbury" John Davey; Dave Glascott; Mike Williams; Alf Fantham; Vic Halliwell; John Coulter |
Dave Glascott contemplates Nancledre in 2004 |
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The Warley Sunday Team celebrate the
first trains to run in their new clubroom; 10 April 2005 Roger Horton; Alf Fantham; Phil Johnson; Dave Glascott; John Seward; Simon Stanley; Dave Hudson |
Pete Waterman unveils the commemorative plaque, while club president John Allison sits unaware that he is about to be honoured by having the new clubroom dedicated in his honour; 11 June 2005 |
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| July 2009 club running day and Ron Horton surveys a 00 layout, with Dewsbury behind him | where student member gets to grips with the lever frame |
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| July 2009 club running day with Alf Fantham & Dave Hudson carrying out DCC work in the modelling room | On the road - members take the morning sun in Tremadog 2001 |
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| Dave Glascott and Ron James "on offer" - Tremadog 2001 | John Davey, Dave Milford & Dave Glascott with Aintit on the Skew at Porthmadog |
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| "But grand-dad I prefer the blue one!" Malcolm Strong and Andrew Horton at 2010 running day, | where the O gauge group discuss the merits or otherwise of a turquoise buffer stop. |
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| whilst the scale7 group get to grips with the fiddle yard | and the 00 boys debate whether Andrew Horton was correct or not. |
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| Glasgow and Denis Lovett is on his knees, surrounded by Dave Hudson; Roger Horton; Paul Jones; John Davey; Alf Fantham; Ted Dudley; Dave Glascott. |