Wagga Wagga Model Railway & Hobby Exhibition 2016

[@FiveElms]

A great video mate, i always enjoy these exhibition videos, especially ones i cant get too.

[@FredMossMan-Wilbury]

There was some great and varied modelling on show...thanks for showing ...fred.

[@BearsTrains]

No worries Fred. I missed a few of the exhibits as I was pretty busy cooking, cleaning and generally running around (I'm a member of the club)

[@trainsontuesday]

Fantastic modelling, I really enjoyed that. Good video work and edits too, Thanks. David.

[@BearsTrains]

Thanks David. I just used Window Movie Maker and took my time

[@crazyvec]

Wow..... some great models on show there.... brilliant.... cheers.... steve

[@ChapelEndJunctionUK]

That was different with a good mix of layouts and models ......Peter

[@BearsTrains]

Yep, I missed a few of the layouts though. There was a nice Marklin 3 rail AC layout but he must have had problems as I never saw any trains running on it.

[@davestrains]

great video mate!! wow those wooden locos !! amazing cheers dave

[@BearsTrains]

They were just incredible. The guy that makes them has real skills and infinite patience.

[@sparky107107]

wow a bit of everything at that show, very nice, next time going to have to add a indoor pool, ( bow up ) for the boats to play in

[@BearsTrains]

Hmm, might suggest that at the next meeting!

[@mitvora6687]

Really good effort

[@BearsTrains]

Thank you MIT

[@mitvora6687]

I wish I could see that live

[@MMRails]

Some real nice layouts there. Why do I giggle a bit when I say Wagga Wagga? -Mark

[@BearsTrains]

Yep, its a bit like that. The name comes from a local Aboriginal dialect and means "crow". The repetition of a word translates to its plural, so "Wagga Wagga" translates to "crows" or "the place of many crows". There are some nearby localities that are called Gumly Gumly and Book Book