Anyone been as yet? Anything earth moving to see? killer deals?
Runs thru till Thursday, late night on Wednesday.
I'm going tomorrow, [ Monday PM]
-- Regards,
John Stevenson Nottingham, England.
Anyone been as yet? Anything earth moving to see? killer deals?
Runs thru till Thursday, late night on Wednesday.
I'm going tomorrow, [ Monday PM]
-- Regards,
John Stevenson Nottingham, England.
Anyone got a link to some info on this show? Trying to decide if it's worth the trek up there.
Thanks
Stephen.
Found it....
went yesterday, bit of a hit and miss show. didnt seem as man
exhibits,quite a few stalls selling metal stock,myford werent there, bit steep at £8.50. harrogate is a better show
-- bolma
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I wished I had known it was on this weekend. I had meant to ask when it was on.
I will try and get down to it sometime this week. (I'm only a few miles away)
Regards, Dave.
I went today (Wednesday). I thought the attendance was down and the content marginally down on previous years. However I still think it's a worthwhile show to visit. There were new models on display that I had not seen there before, which is good news as it means there are still people building and willing to go to the bother of showing them. I do not expect to see a large number of new models each year as the build time for the vast majority just does not allow such a production rate. The chap from Sweden had a stand of his own exhibiting his work which is immaculate to say the least. There was a new Mercer racing car that I had not seen before. Super stuff.
Despite the rain the live steamers were out and a few new model there in steam that I had not seen before as well.
So all in all a thumbs up from me ....... and I still go to Harrogate !
Alan
"Alan Marshall" said
I also went today.
This was my first ever visit to a ME Show having only bought a lathe 3 months ago. My interest is Clocks not Loco's, Cars, Boats or Steam Engines but I found the quality of the models astounding - the Mercer particularly. The Large Wheel Skeleton clock was an inspiration as was the Wheel & Pinion Cutter on the same stand.
As I am still building my workshop tooling I found it very useful to browse the stands of the likes of Chronos, RDG etc. Of course I spent too much !
JG
I reckoned that it was about as good as usual, and certainly worth visiting.
However, if you cant / dont want to, there are some pictures at:
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