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CLUB NIGHTS;
We meet on Tuesday evenings from 19.00 until 22:00 in a meeting room at the rear of the Guildford Methodist Church accessed off Wharf Road, adjacent to the Cricket Ground. The entrance to our Club Room is right next to Dapdune House Surgery (which has a post code of GU1 4RP for you Sat Nav users!) at the rear of the Church.
Evenings are generally informal with plenty of time to chat with other members about model railways or railways in general.
Work is usually carried out on one of the Club's model railway layouts and our members possess many different skill levels from experienced to novice. All are encouraged to help build the layouts and scenery.
Members usually divide into informal groups and if not helping with layout construction, spend the evening chatting with others or reading magazines or journals brought along by members.
We have regular operating evenings where members can bring their own rolling stock and run it on the club layouts, pratice shunting or run a branch train through the sleepy countryside.
We have talks, demonstration and practice evenings, recent ones include talks from Preservation Societies, soldering practice and layout wiring and there is always someone on hand to help with a problem.
At regular intervals, we hold a video evening when films are showntil on a variety of subjects with a railway theme.
We meet on Tuesday evenings from 19.00 until 22:00 in a meeting room at the rear of the Guildford Methodist Church accessed off Wharf Road, adjacent to the Cricket Ground. The entrance to our Club Room is right next to Dapdune House Surgery (which has a post code of GU1 4RP for you Sat Nav users!) at the rear of the Church.
Evenings are generally informal with plenty of time to chat with other members about model railways or railways in general.
Work is usually carried out on one of the Club's model railway layouts and our members possess many different skill levels from experienced to novice. All are encouraged to help build the layouts and scenery.
Members usually divide into informal groups and if not helping with layout construction, spend the evening chatting with others or reading magazines or journals brought along by members.
We have regular operating evenings where members can bring their own rolling stock and run it on the club layouts, pratice shunting or run a branch train through the sleepy countryside.
We have talks, demonstration and practice evenings, recent ones include talks from Preservation Societies, soldering practice and layout wiring and there is always someone on hand to help with a problem.
At regular intervals, we hold a video evening when films are showntil on a variety of subjects with a railway theme.