Wigan and District Model Engineering Society was founded in 1937 to foster and encourage the hobby of Model Engineering in and around the Wigan area. Fundamentally providing forums and facilitating the meeting of like minded people to provide encouragement, support and mutual cooperation between interested parties.
Harrow and Wembley Society of Model Engineers have a permanent ground level multi-gauge track network, consisting of 31/2, 5 and 71/4 inch gauge and a continuous run. The the minimum curve radius, 54 ft (16.5 m). The length is 1200 ft (366 m) continuous or 2270 ft (692 m) out and back to terminus.
Material Supplies to Business and the Public, General Engineering Services including: Guillotine & Saw Cutting service, Fasteners & Fixings, Welding Wire,Cutting, Grinding & Sanding Consumables
Model engineering services provided by a well known and respected model engineer and professional engineer.
Founded in 1936 by a small group of enthusiastic Model Engineers, the Birmingham Society of Model Engineers has grown to become a club with one of the largest memberships in the United Kingdom. The aim of the Society is simple: to bring together people from all walks of life who share a common interest in model engineering and its heritage.
We are a small business who pride ourselves in reliability and professionalism when providing machining and engineering services for the model engineering world.rnrnWe undertake projects of all sizes, from individual parts to new builds including refits and repairs.rnrnWe also buy part built projects and sell completed engines.rnrnWith over 20 years experience in model engineering PavierSteam has the vision to succeed as a high quality model engineering service provider
Purveyors of interesting mechanical paraphernalia of all types All sizes of live steam models bought, sold & exchanged
The Brandon & District Society of Model Engineers is a relatively young club by comparison having been founded in November 1978 by only twenty or so enthusiastic individuals. Initially the club used land in Brandon owned by a co-founder of Anglia Television and regular meetings were held at Brandon Community Centre. This arrangement worked well for the club and lasted many years until a spate of vandalism encouraged a re-think which prompted the club to move. The Breckland Council offered use of a part of Brandon Sports Field and the club moved there during the 1980’s until another surge of vandalism pushed the club to move again. This time the club was offered use of part of a field used by the annual Weeting Steam Rally.
Canterbury and District Model Engineering Society was formed in 1972 to provide for the interests of local model engineers. We have around 70 members who come from all walks of life. Whilst a few are professional engineers, most are amateurs who work at home in their spare time to produce miniature locomotives, traction engines, stationary steam engines and the like.
This year the machinery specialists will once again be on hand to give advice on all aspects of machining. Whether it be turning, boring, milling to drilling, talk to the experts on our stand. As usual, the buying power of Greenwood Tools Ltd will ensure that most tools will be at very special offer prices, and spare inserts will be available in abundance