Nicely presented this year, apart from the cloudburst at 0950 just as we were all driving onto the field.
A new Mamod 32mm live steamer, this time gas fired, and at £199 is bound to give Roundhouse and Accucraft a run for their money.
CNC (usually with mach3 software) stalls on the increase.
As before, if you want lunch, join the queue by 11:45.
If you thought 7 1/4" locomotives were too big for your garden, just wait till you see the Beyer-Garratt.
Myford in attendance as well as Warco.
Some intriguing marine engine models from the Bristol club members, no valve gear in sight, all steam and exhaust ports within the crankshafts.
Alec Price displaying his excellent clocks, but musing that this might have to be the last exhibition that he can attend.
Camden Miniature Steam Services finally have a pile of the Australian "Stean Trains in your garden" book, so get in their quickly.
As in previous years, arrive home suitably motivated, dive into workshop, pick up lump of steel, can't think what to do with it, put it down and go and watch telly all disheartened!
Anyway, well done to the Bristol Club in this their 100th year; not as big as the Fosse Way do, but improving every year.