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At this year's show
Worthing Model Railway Club is pleased to announce that it will be holding its model railway exhibition at St Andrew's CE High School, Sackville Road, Worthing, BN14 8BG.
The dates are Saturday 26th September 2026 from 10.00am until 5.00pm and Sunday 27th September 2026 from 10.00am until 4.30pm.
In the Gymnasium
Stand 1: AllWheels
Michael’s usual extensive range of high quality, new and pre-loved model railways. Michael is also one of this year's show sponsors - thank you, Michael.
Stand 2: Models U Drive
Tony always brings an excellent selection of new layout-making items.
Stand 3: Brailes End
Nick and Bognor Regis MRC’s GWR Branch line running anything between 1930’s to post-war.
Stand 4: South Shore MRC
Josh and the South Shore MRC present a collection of railway items following a donation to the club from a private estate.
Stand 5: Canute Road Quay
Graham presents a Southern Region post-war era slice of life at Southampton Docks.
Stand 6: West Sussex O Gauge Society
A very large running track where you will see a combination of DCC and analogue trains.
Gym layout
Not to scale
In the Sports Hall
Stand 7: Wendover
David brings his 1930’s mainline Grand Central to Marylebone to life.
Stand 8: Small Dole Sidings
Mark and Mike from Worthing MRC bring their DCC shunting puzzle to our show for its first outing. Enjoy the exquisite detail.
Stand 9: Thredy's Wharf
Worthing MRC’s O Gauge dockside layout. Built by our three Davids (hence Thredy’s), this is a fictional 1950’s Industrial layout with plenty of action. Check out the working dockside crane!
Stand 10: Harrison Brown
Adrian brings his range of kits, scenic and other model railway building requisites.
Stand 11: Wickwar
Chris and the members of Farnham and District MRC present their 1950’s Wickwar Station, running trains from the British Rail Midland Region.
Stand 12: Kim's Bookshop
Lin’s stand always carries a range of interesting transport-related books. She is also interested if you have books to sell, new or old.
Stand 13: Ambleton Vale
Anna and Ray bring their highly-detailed N Gauge, 1950-1960’s layout, complete with racecourse and livestock market.
Stand 14: Southern Electric Group
We welcome back SEG to our show. They are dedicated to the preservation of all things relating to the running of electric trains in the Southern Region.
Stand 15: Werfen
Neil’s Noch N Gauge suitcase layout, based in Switzerland.
Stand 16: A and N Models
Andrew and his team brings you pre-loved, high quality models from your favourite OO Gauge manufacturers; local presence, expert knowledge.
Stand 17: Wandleford Junction
Andrew brings another of his wonderful creations to Worthing. This time, it’s his British Rail, Southern Region vision of suburban 1980’s life.
Stand 18: MERG/ Tittesworth
The MERG team will be demonstrating their digital control systems as well as operating their preserved narrow gauge layout.
Stand 19: Cherrywoods
Adrian brings the smallest model railway gauge, T Gauge, to our show.
Stand 20: Brighton Tram 53 Society
The preservation society dedicated to bringing Brighton’s only surviving tram back to life!
Stand 21: The Cruel Sea
Jason’s N Gauge World War 2 dockyard scene, based on the 1953 Ealing Studios production of the film.
Stand 22: Cynon Valley
Gilly’s depiction of post-war Mountain Ash, a mining community on South Wales.
Stand 23: Leaky Tender
Richard Swayne (Worthing MRC and South Shore MRC) created this, starting from a simple plank of wood. You can experiment with DCC control if you want to dip your toes into the world of bells and whistles.
Stand 24: Andy Lynch Trading
Quality second hand model railways.
Stand 25: Fenchurch Fund - Project 27
A fundraising group for small locomotives on the Bluebell Railway. Currently, the group is sponsoring the restoration of SECR P Class no. 27.
Stand 26: Wheels of Southsea
New and second-hand model railway items.
Stand 27: Largar and Lime Works
Charlie brings his depiction of a 1930’s American lime works in On30 scale.
Stand 28: Luttrell
Peter and Brian of Worthing MRC show off their preserved railway, based on Minehead Station. This has been a labour of love in returning this layout to full working order.
Sports Hall layout
Not to scale
