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I am going over to Macclesfield exhibition this weekend, Is it a good show ?

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of the Layouts is in HOM gauge i havent heard of that gauge before so can any one enlighten me on it ?

Layouts: The layouts cover 2mm scale and N gauge all the way through to O gauge including: Welton Down 2mm finescale Bodmin N gauge Lytton CPR N gauge Deep Lane N gauge East Lodge EM gauge Perrapswil HO Hasselhof(f) HO Barental Hom Hazel Valley OO Oulton TMD OO Chesil Exchange 7mm Hammeston Wharf 7mm East Rode 3mm Rivendell 7mm narrow gauge Wanfoot Quarry SM32 Danny's Light Railway 7mm narrow gauge (Children's hands on layout)

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I went last year and enjoyed it, so if they can maintain that standard then it should be pretty good. It's a nice venue - it's a fairly typical school hall exhibition, but there's plenty of space and natural light so it's a pleasant environment which doesn't feel crowded even when full.

HOm, to give it the correct capitalisation, is metre-gauge prototypes modelled in 3.5mm (HO) scale using 12mm gauge track (the same track width as TT gauge). Typically, that would be Swiss prototypes - metre-gauge is very common in the Alps and Jura mountains.

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