Othmar Yard seen from the shed end looking at the old coaling tower

View through the old coaling stage on Othmar Yard

View through the old coaling stage on Othmar Yard

Front view of Othmar Yard. The scenery in the immediate foreground cvan be removed to show the dual and narow gauge track that Bevis uses when it is exhibited as a Continental layout.

Othmar Yard seen from the back of the loco shed

Close up of Tom 'the weatherman' Rayer seen practising his art on some HO car carriers

Tom 'the weatherman' Rayer seen practising his art on some HO car carriers

Part of Syd 'the wood' Bunker's extensive G scale scratch built rolling stock

Two trains pass at Owl Creek N scale layout

Two trains pass at Owl Creek N scale layout

Part of Maria, Illinois HO scale layout

Part of Maria, Illinois HO scale layout

Part of Maria, Illinois HO scale layout

The control panel for Maria Illinois controls the light signals just like the real thing

Syd 'the wood' Bunker behind some of his scratch built buildings

Part of Syd 'the wood' Bunker's extensive G scale scratch built rolling stock

The Round One - brings a whole new meaning to the expression 'a roundy, roundy layout'

The NMRA stand takes pride of place in the entrance to Soutj Shore's show

I'm sure there's something up there. Ian waiting for a loco to appear

Cliff, Ian and Brian admiring Charlie's work on Broke Brick Mountain

After a mix up with sugar while making the tea, Mike is only allowed remote access to the layout from a safe distance for his own protection

Steve Stripp being given his wedding card by Nick.

Syd's latest efforts. The loc has only just been painted.

Some more of Syd's wagons