Next meeting 25/08/18 This is not the annual general meeting.
The Annual general meeting delayed this year to 15/09/18 due to Auditor availability
Annual open day Sunday 16/09/18 with buy and sell stalls.
We will be running a sausage barbeque with the local Chef
The Gold Coast Model Railway Club caters for the most common scales of model trains.
Our membership ranges from 8 to 83 years old and within the membership we model many prototypes.
Our club rooms are open between 10 am to 3 pm on Saturdays for visitors.
We have a canteen that supplies lunches on Saturdays & snacks at other times.
Running times for members are usually Friday afternoon and Saturday. Other times by arrangement.
We have a library that has current editions of model rail magazines as well as DVDs of old editions of some magazines. It also has books and DVD's that can be borrowed.
Members develop layouts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. If you would like to see modeling being performed, come in Wednesdays or Saturdays. There is always something being done.
The Annual general meeting delayed this year to 15/09/18 due to Auditor availability
Annual open day Sunday 16/09/18 with buy and sell stalls.
We will be running a sausage barbeque with the local Chef
The Gold Coast Model Railway Club caters for the most common scales of model trains.
Our membership ranges from 8 to 83 years old and within the membership we model many prototypes.
Our club rooms are open between 10 am to 3 pm on Saturdays for visitors.
We have a canteen that supplies lunches on Saturdays & snacks at other times.
Running times for members are usually Friday afternoon and Saturday. Other times by arrangement.
We have a library that has current editions of model rail magazines as well as DVDs of old editions of some magazines. It also has books and DVD's that can be borrowed.
Members develop layouts on Wednesdays and Saturdays. If you would like to see modeling being performed, come in Wednesdays or Saturdays. There is always something being done.
Some rare New Zealand models run on the HO/OO layout and below those the completed port scene
Below right: The best of New South Wales and Victoria steam
Below right: The best of New South Wales and Victoria steam
Top left- The Rock station with passenger branchline service background, 48 class freight foreground
Bottom left- 3 bridges over Spring Creek Bombo Beach
Top right- Murrumbidgee River Container Terminal and yard drainage
Bottom right- Rebuilt Bombo Beach township
Lower row- new township of Appleford
Bottom left- 3 bridges over Spring Creek Bombo Beach
Top right- Murrumbidgee River Container Terminal and yard drainage
Bottom right- Rebuilt Bombo Beach township
Lower row- new township of Appleford
422 class loco checking Dynamic Kinematic Envelope. Grain Silo dump station failed and doorway will be widened
HO/OO scale layout- Lockhart township and station completed.
Above -On30 fuel depot below mine.
Below-The British section of the N-scale layout courtesy of Graeme Brooks.
Below-The British section of the N-scale layout courtesy of Graeme Brooks.
An overall view of the British section of the N-scale layout
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The farm on the hill. We need a better name for it. N scale
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 The station precincts. N scale
Updated scenes On30 scale layout
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The road to the quarry, showing the art work of Graeme B. N scale
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