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22 May 13

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To be released at the Society AGM on 1^st June 2013 at Poynton – Kit 46 BR Bogie Bolster E with Turbot option. This kit contains the re-tooled ex Parkwood Models mouldings. For more details see 'Forthcoming Products'.

18 May 13

Competition Registration Closed

Untitled document Entries for the Annual Model Making Competition can no longer be accepted.

30 April 13

New NGS Webmaster

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For those that are not already aware, the NGS Committee has asked me to take over as Webmaster. Having spoken to Paul Martin several times about the web site, I hope to continue his excellent work.

Tim Hitch
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24 April 13

Collett BG update

Untitled document Dave Jones of Dapol and Ben Ando of the NGS recently visited the Didcot Railway Centre to photograph and measure key dimensions for the N Gauge Society's forthcoming Collett BG.

23 April 13

Kits discontinued

Untitled document Kits 4, 5 and 7

N Gauge Show 2008

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The International N Gauge Show 2008 was on the weekend of 13th and 14th September 2008 and was organised by Meridienne Exhibitions independent of the N Gauge Society.

Dora Park Based in London with part of the underground that reaches the surface and a mainline railway running over the top.

Dora Park

Megsdorf This layout depicts a small rural line somewhere in Germany. A high level line sweeps over a lake, through a small station an over a low level line which connects to the river steamer complex.

Megsdorf The funicular railway.

Obuom Junction Based on the railways in Ghana, West Africa.

Obuom Junction

Tranche de Port Shunting layout based on a French port.

The Salt Marsh This layout is modelled in Continental N (1:160) using Z Gauge track (6.5mm gauge) to represent the metre gauge lines of the trammways de la Vendée on the west coast of France.

The Salt Marsh

Stoney Lane Depot Set in the Network South East (NSE) era around Borough and Southwark in South London. The EMU stabling point is loosely based on Stewarts Lane.

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