Liverpool Model Railway Society

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Liverpool Model Railway Society Welcome to Liverpool Model Railway Society!πŸš‚

Tuesdays & Fridays
7:30pm - 10:00pm
Ludlow Street, L4 3RH πŸ“

The club was founded in 1982 by a group of model rail enthusiasts who envisaged a club room where like minded modellers could build layouts, chat and share knowledge. Those same principles still apply today, sounds like your thing then read on. Today our large club room is situated in Ludlow Street off County Road. We welcome visitors and new members from the long time modeller to the person just starting with their first model all are welcome. It costs nothing to pay us a visit, you may decide you like what you see and want to join us. Give George a ring 07745 866 836 or pop in on a club night see club flyer.

04/09/2026
We are full steam ahead with setting up for our show this weekend. Lots of layouts arriving and a sit on railway outside...
04/09/2026

We are full steam ahead with setting up for our show this weekend. Lots of layouts arriving and a sit on railway outside. Lots to see, rides on vintage buses and a cafe. We are at Old Christ Church, Waterloo and look forward to welcoming you all tomorrow. 😊

Congratulations to one of our members who has just won Best in Show with one of their layouts at Leyland Railway Show. S...
23/08/2026

Congratulations to one of our members who has just won Best in Show with one of their layouts at Leyland Railway Show. See this layout at our show on 5th and 6th September.

Excitement is building ready for our show in September
20/08/2026

Excitement is building ready for our show in September

CLUB LAYOUT: BYFIELD πŸš‚Byfield was a small through station in Northamptonshire on the Stratford and Midland Junction Rail...
19/09/2025

CLUB LAYOUT: BYFIELD πŸš‚

Byfield was a small through station in Northamptonshire on the Stratford and Midland Junction Railway. This line linked the Midland (St Pancras) main line south of Wellingborough to the GWR at Stratford on Avon, with connections to the LNWR (Euston) at Blisworth and the Great Central at Woodford Halse.

Byfield had very productive iron ore quarries, active until 1965, with their own independent railway and exchange sidings. It was mostly single track, and in BR days the line was heavily used for freight. Engines from ex-LMS, ex-GWR, and ex-LNER all worked through Byfield, including 9F’s and WD Austerities.

The model is OO gauge and controlled by DCC, with all engines sound-fitted. John has modelled Byfield as a terminus, but the station itself is accurate, along with the quarry engine shed and the unusual weighbridge with interlaced tracks. The layout has been slightly condensed, with a sawmill siding added to create more varied freight workings.

πŸ•°οΈ The layout is set in the late 1950s during British Railways days.

12/09/2025
A huge shoutout to three of our young club members, Daniel, Tyler and George, who entered their miniature layouts into t...
10/09/2025

A huge shoutout to three of our young club members, Daniel, Tyler and George, who entered their miniature layouts into the Peco Rail200 competition and absolutely smashed it! πŸŽ‰
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Tyler created a beautiful English countryside scene, full of character and charm πŸŒ³πŸš‚

Daniel brought continental flair with a classic European railway design πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί

George went bold with a fantasy build, a Kraken sea monster attacking a train by a lake πŸ™πŸ’₯πŸš‚

The creativity, attention to detail, and passion they put in is inspiring to see. Fantastic work lads, the future of railway modelling is in safe hands! πŸ‘

Loch DourLoch Dour takes inspiration from the landscapes of Scotland, tracing a fictitious line from Glen Douglass to In...
09/09/2025

Loch Dour

Loch Dour takes inspiration from the landscapes of Scotland, tracing a fictitious line from Glen Douglass to Inverbeg off the shores of Loch Lomond. Built over 2 years, the layout features classic Eastfield rolling stock, including Class 37s and Class 20s, capturing the grit and atmosphere of Scottish mainline diesel operations.

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Turtle Bay Turtle Bay is a stunning fictitious layout set somewhere in the Southern Hemisphere during 1958/59. Built ove...
08/09/2025

Turtle Bay



Turtle Bay is a stunning fictitious layout set somewhere in the Southern Hemisphere during 1958/59. Built over lockdown in just 2 years, it features powerful Garratts such as the South African NGG16s, alongside colonial-era railway locomotives. Every detail is beautifully crafted, from the hand-built and painted rolling stock kits to the remarkable buildings designed by Paul Windle. Turtle Bay transports you to another world with a nostalgic mid-century feel.

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07/09/2025

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Liverpool

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Friday 8pm - 10pm

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