Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Barry,
Branchlines are at ExpoEM at Bracknell overg the weekend, so very much still in business. However, they do not have an internet site.
David D,
Eileen's Emporium look like they are moving into more "mainsteam" products such as Parkside kits, etc. and have fewer of the types of products they used to specialise in, especially in the days of Eileen and Jim or Roger Sawyer, so a more general, regional, show such as Stafford may be a better commercial opportunity.
Phi Atkinson of Hobby Holidays has rather taken over the role but as a 7mm modeller, tends to concentrate more on the GOG events.
I was surprised that, despite a good selection of traders at Bracknell yesterday, none were selling Carr's Products.
Jol
Branchlines are at ExpoEM at Bracknell overg the weekend, so very much still in business. However, they do not have an internet site.
David D,
Eileen's Emporium look like they are moving into more "mainsteam" products such as Parkside kits, etc. and have fewer of the types of products they used to specialise in, especially in the days of Eileen and Jim or Roger Sawyer, so a more general, regional, show such as Stafford may be a better commercial opportunity.
Phi Atkinson of Hobby Holidays has rather taken over the role but as a 7mm modeller, tends to concentrate more on the GOG events.
I was surprised that, despite a good selection of traders at Bracknell yesterday, none were selling Carr's Products.
Jol
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Jol Wilkinson wrote:
I was surprised that, despite a good selection of traders at Bracknell yesterday, none were selling Carr's Products.
Jol
Jol
Carr's are now under the Phoenix Precision stable who are also not on the attendees list. Also absent are GW who produce rolling bars, riveting tools etc.
Both were present at my last visit to S4rum.
Peter
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Both Phoenix Precision and GW Models have been invited to Scaleforum 2022 but have declined to attend.
Hobby Holidays have also been invited, although we are still waiting for a response, despite having chased.
Cheers
Paul
Hobby Holidays have also been invited, although we are still waiting for a response, despite having chased.
Cheers
Paul
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I am certain that I remember reading that George Watts (GW Models) was no longer attending exhibitions (although continuing to sell by "mail") because old age was creeping up on him. I have seen a recent comment elsewhere that he has become difficult to contact despite continuing to advertise in MRJ, so it may have become the case that old age has finally overtaken him, fortunately I have a reasonably full set of his products!
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Barry Davis wrote:Hello Paul,
I see that you have advised that the retailer retailer Branchlines will be attending Scaleforum on the 24/25 September. I understand that Branchlines was sold a few years ago. For the past two years I have been trying to contact the new owners on line, but without success?
It would seem now that they are still trading, if so, does anyone have up to date contact details.
Thanking you in advance
Barry Davis
Napier NZ
Hi Barry
Brian Osborne, the owner of Branchlines, can be contacted via sales@branchlines.com
Hope that helps?
Steve
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Thank you Steve
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bécasse wrote:I am certain that I remember reading that George Watts (GW Models) was no longer attending exhibitions (although continuing to sell by "mail") because old age was creeping up on him.
That may well be the case. George came to Scaleforum 2009 but someone else drove him to the show. I believe that he had someone who was going to continue making things.
Hobby Holidays were at the Great Electric Train Show in October and were still planning to continue then.
David Dornom wrote:Looking at the list of traders, I notice that Eileen's Emporium is also not listed.
The clash of dates with the Stafford show this year has caused problems for some traders who normally attend both shows.
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Hi all,
Just posted something about GW Models on a separate thread.
Philip
Just posted something about GW Models on a separate thread.
Philip
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
I'm pleased to announce that we have confirmed three more traders for Scaleforum 2022. The first post in this topic has been updated to show this.
We welcome back the established names of London Road Models, and Dart Castings. They will be bringing their wide ranges of cast and etched kits and details.
We're delighted to have a new trader to Scaleforum in the form of Pre-Grouping Railways. They will offer a range of early wagon kits from a variety of pre-Grouping railway companies.
You can find details of each of these traders, and links to their websites, at http://www.scaleforum.org
Cheers
Paul Willis
We welcome back the established names of London Road Models, and Dart Castings. They will be bringing their wide ranges of cast and etched kits and details.
We're delighted to have a new trader to Scaleforum in the form of Pre-Grouping Railways. They will offer a range of early wagon kits from a variety of pre-Grouping railway companies.
You can find details of each of these traders, and links to their websites, at http://www.scaleforum.org
Cheers
Paul Willis
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Paul, it is sounding like a wonderful return to Scaleforum!
I must admit I hope all the traders do wonderfully out of this, they deserve it.
I hope every one really enjoys the weekend. I wonder if my roving reporter will keep his Whatsapp photos running all day the way he did at Expo EM. its the only way I will make it for awhile!
I must admit I hope all the traders do wonderfully out of this, they deserve it.
I hope every one really enjoys the weekend. I wonder if my roving reporter will keep his Whatsapp photos running all day the way he did at Expo EM. its the only way I will make it for awhile!
Doug
Still not doing enough modelling
Still not doing enough modelling
Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Looking forward to my first 4mm show.
Marc
Marc
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Branchlines were at Expo EM at the weekend but I know that the new owner doesn't do much on line. I am sure someone will be along latter with and address, post code and a phone number
Martin
Martin
Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Martin M wrote:Branchlines were at Expo EM at the weekend but I know that the new owner doesn't do much on line. I am sure someone will be along latter with and address, post code and a phone number
Martin
I think this is still correct but it is from their most recent blog post, 14 years ago!
PO Box 4293,
WESTBURY
BA13 9AA
Tel/Fax: +44 (0) 1373 822231
Website: http://branchlines.blogspot.com/
E-mail: sales@branchlines.com
Always excellent service when I've called them.
Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
That is the same information published in the ExpoEM Spring 2022 guide from last weekend.
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
The pinned first post has been updated to include a downloadable flyer that you can cut out and keep.
Sorry, that's a bit 1980s. I was forgetting myself for a moment. Download and print, or share with your friends. It's in PDF format, so requires nothing special to open or view.
Cheers
Paul Willis
Sorry, that's a bit 1980s. I was forgetting myself for a moment. Download and print, or share with your friends. It's in PDF format, so requires nothing special to open or view.
Cheers
Paul Willis
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Unfortunately we've been notified that Dave Bradwell is unable to attend Scaleforum 2022 at Cressex School, High Wycombe, as a trader.
We are obviously disappointed that he won't be at our show, although his excellent range of kits will still be available online at https://traders.scalefour.org/DaveBradwell/
Cheers
Paul Willis
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We are obviously disappointed that he won't be at our show, although his excellent range of kits will still be available online at https://traders.scalefour.org/DaveBradwell/
Cheers
Paul Willis
Scalefour Publicity
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www.5522models.co.uk
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Inspired by a bridge. As seen in the August 2020 British Railway modelling, Boston Frodsham will be a star layout at Scaleforum 2022...
Cheers
Paul Willis
Scalefour Publicity
Cheers
Paul Willis
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Re: Scaleforum 2022 - the attractions
Crikey, hope the layout and I are up to it!
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