Summer Open Day at West Camel Model Railway with Chadwick Model Railway | 226.



Our Summer Open Day takes place on Saturday 29th June 2024, 10am-3.30pm.
With 9 layouts plus traders, is bound to be a good one.
Please do come along and say hello, regards Charlie.

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39 thoughts on “Summer Open Day at West Camel Model Railway with Chadwick Model Railway | 226.”

  1. Thanks again for the Head's up me and swimbo will be coming up Brighton Might bring My Late Mothers Favorite Loco "Hogwarts Express" to give her a run round your Dcc Track
    I'll be bringing my Pocket Money.

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  2. This is what I love about the channel Charlie. You look after everyone. Roads closed? No problem as you kindly provide a solution for us model railway enthusiasts to get to the destination safely. I'm not sure that I will be able to get to this one but if I do I will say hello. Great work Charli.

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  3. Charlie, thank you for your great videos. Iโ€™ve recently subscribed to your channels and watched various videos that you have in your channel. Iโ€™m 36 years old and after about 2 years finally decided to get into the hobby (space really limited me in the past). Main reason is for my two sons who love trains. Iโ€™ve seen your DCC wiring videos which has cleared a lot of questions I had in my mind. I would like to go down the Digitrax route to future protect myself as my model grows. Whatโ€™s unclear to me is what you initially need (power, controller, distribution etc) in the lead up to actually wiring the track. Would you be able to add in to your videos a description on what you need of everything prior to the bus wire i.e from the house mains to actually power the track for initial start up (Digitrax wise)?

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  4. I think the Exhibitions Manager needs a pat on the back for all his effort. I love the driving. Do you know a guy named Lewis ? Btw. I have booked my campsite for the wrong weekend !!

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  5. If I do come along to the event, I will most likely take the bus from Bridgwater. I will probably either make my way to Yeovil or Castle Cary – then connect onto the South West Coaches route 1 which would take me to Queen Camel, then walk from there

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  6. Sounds like a fab day out, sadly I'll be coming home from a few days in France so I shan't be able to attend!

    As a side note, it's rather strange seeing stuff I've helped design on a screen in CAD come to life in the form of the A303 dualling project, since I'm employed by one of the consultants who helped design the project. Apologies to all for the chaos it has caused!

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  7. I hope your road isn't under construction for as long as ours has been. One part of our new construction collapsed and we have been waiting 2 yrs. For them to rebuild. The whole project was to take 8 yrs I believe ( add 2) plus what's missing can't be done until the collapsed section is fixed. Est. Date for completion is 2026. Your job is at least 3 yrs. into it, you show your drive every year and it appears to still have quite a bit more construction to go.
    It does affect train shows. One wrong turn and they go home ๐Ÿ’จ๐Ÿ˜Š

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  8. Another useful episode of Driving With Charlie.
    Are the posted speeds in MPG or KPH?
    Have you given the drive a go using phone-based navigation? Some of the online mapping tools are better than others (I know Android Auto helps me navigate the very twisted 600 year-old streets of Boston).

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  9. Always feels wierd how easily you UK guys make left turns HAHA (I don't drive myself mind you) I'm a canadian so we drive on the right and left turns always take so long in that case.

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  10. Good luck to you and the club. It's a little far away for me to visit (from the Waveney Valley, East Anglia), but I'm sure it will be very successful.

    Your "Drive to Davis Hall" is becoming an annual tradition. Who needs at SatNav?!

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  11. Thank yo for the info. We have booked a room at the Walnut Tree as we are comming from Kent. Looking forward to meeting you in person. Thank You Andrew & Teresa

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