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    Relham N Gauge Railway

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    Relham is an N Gauge model railway layout that is based around a small-town in which the recently closed railway has been saved by the local slightly eccentric vicar. They have managed to collect an eclectic range of traction with the aid of a local millionaire who happens to be in the infrastructure sector.
     

    There is lots happening within the layout, viewing at an exhibition? Why not play the eyeSpy section of the website, just scan the QR code on the layout, you may even get a certificate! If you're not sure how to do this just ask, we'll be more than happy to help. 

    Relham is available to attend model railway exhibitions and other events within a reasonable distance of junction 3 of the M25. Interested? Please use the contact section of the website at the bottom of the page. 

    Model trains on a miniature layout within the yard area. I the background is a modelled scrap yard and a model playground in the foreground.
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    ABOUT RELHAM

    The story of Relham...

    Relham is an N Gauge model railway layout that is based around a small-town in which the recently closed railway has been saved by the local slightly eccentric vicar. They have managed to collect an eclectic range of traction with the aid of a local millionaire who happens to be in the infrastructure sector.

    There is lots happening within the layout, viewing at an exhibition? Why not play the eyeSpy section of the website, just scan the QR code on the layout, you may even get a certificate! If you're not sure how to do this just ask, we'll be more than happy to help. These are a few features that have been hidden within the layout including escaping sheep, secret bunker and a traction engine under repair. 

     

    The vicar who was the founding member of the local preservation society and his fellow members are all trying to show how 'life used to be' they have also managed to rescue a steam locomotive from the scrap yard to finally have a locomotive of their own, there is still plenty of work that needs to be done to bring this loco back to life and for them moment they are making do with the wide range of traction that has been 'begged & borrowed from other preserved lines, private collections and helpful companies. A local  Rumour has it that he has also managed to secure a WW1 tank to add to his collection, however this is very much under wraps. 

    I have spent a lot of time retrofitting motorised points and working signals to the layout to increase the level of interest and I feel that although it has been a steep learning curve it will hopefully encourage those thinking of getting into the hobby that it is possible to create a reasonable layout whilst learning different skills. 

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    GALLERY

    Some images showing the development of the layout

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