2022 Competition Evening
A successful competition evening was held November 2022, a very nice array of models, from scratch built, through to modified kits.
2018 Competition Evening.
Model competition evening 4th October the pictures of the winners are shown below.
Winners listed below
Committee shield: Line Side 1st Kevin C. Coal Lorry.
2nd Graham T. Skewed Bridge.
Mug of the Year: Goods Stock. 1st Andy, Goods Wagon.
2nd Richard H. Fruit D wagon.
Chairman's Cup: Coaching Stock. 1st Graham T. Midland 6 wheel coach.
2nd Dave T. Comp/Pass
Diesel & Electric Rose bowl. Non-steam Loco, 1st Dave M. 20hp Simplex.
2nd Dave M. Ewan/Pratt
President's Bowl. Steam Locomotive. 1st Dave B. Wantage Loco.
2nd Jim C. LNWR 0-8-0 Super D.
Martin Philpot Diorama Cup. (No entries this year)
Peter Goodwin Memorial Trophy. Best overall model. Jim C. LNWR 0-8-0
Silver Jubilee trophy. Full train 2018. Kevin C. Southern push pull.
Winners listed below
Committee shield: Line Side 1st Kevin C. Coal Lorry.
2nd Graham T. Skewed Bridge.
Mug of the Year: Goods Stock. 1st Andy, Goods Wagon.
2nd Richard H. Fruit D wagon.
Chairman's Cup: Coaching Stock. 1st Graham T. Midland 6 wheel coach.
2nd Dave T. Comp/Pass
Diesel & Electric Rose bowl. Non-steam Loco, 1st Dave M. 20hp Simplex.
2nd Dave M. Ewan/Pratt
President's Bowl. Steam Locomotive. 1st Dave B. Wantage Loco.
2nd Jim C. LNWR 0-8-0 Super D.
Martin Philpot Diorama Cup. (No entries this year)
Peter Goodwin Memorial Trophy. Best overall model. Jim C. LNWR 0-8-0
Silver Jubilee trophy. Full train 2018. Kevin C. Southern push pull.
2017 Competition Evening.
2016 Competition Evening.
Presidents Bowl - Best Steam Locomotive:
Runner Up Richard with his SR I3 Tank 4-4-2
The Winner Byron with his War Department Dean Goods
Chairman’s Cup - Best Coaching Stock:
Runner Up David Taylor with his Narrow Gauge Brake Comp Carriages
The Winner Graham with his SNCF Night Ferry Van
Committee Shield - Best Lineside Structure:
Runner Up Martin with his Acme Canning Company Building
The Winner Richard with his Giggleswick Station
Electric & Diesel Rose Bowl - Best Modern Image:
Runner Up Graham with his Track Cleaning Machine, a Engineers dream!!
The Winner Peter with his Southern Railway DMU.
Martin Philpott Diorama Cup - Best Scenic Diorama:
Runner Up Peter with his Canal Basin
The Winner Roger with his Colyford Station
Mug of the Year - Best Goods Wagon up to three :
Runner Up Byron with his WW11 Rail Wrecker for ripping up track.
The Winner Richard with his “Slater’s Kit “Milk Tank Wagon
And Finally:
Peter Goodwin Memorial Trophy - Best Overall Model on display:
The Winner Richard with his Giggleswick Station
Twenty one members voted and for the first time, I understand, we had a tie between Richard and Byron which was resolved by a guest, who closely examined the two wagons.
All entries were within the guild lines for the various classes.
Keith Gowen
Competition Organiser All Pictures here sent in by Roger.
Runner Up Richard with his SR I3 Tank 4-4-2
The Winner Byron with his War Department Dean Goods
Chairman’s Cup - Best Coaching Stock:
Runner Up David Taylor with his Narrow Gauge Brake Comp Carriages
The Winner Graham with his SNCF Night Ferry Van
Committee Shield - Best Lineside Structure:
Runner Up Martin with his Acme Canning Company Building
The Winner Richard with his Giggleswick Station
Electric & Diesel Rose Bowl - Best Modern Image:
Runner Up Graham with his Track Cleaning Machine, a Engineers dream!!
The Winner Peter with his Southern Railway DMU.
Martin Philpott Diorama Cup - Best Scenic Diorama:
Runner Up Peter with his Canal Basin
The Winner Roger with his Colyford Station
Mug of the Year - Best Goods Wagon up to three :
Runner Up Byron with his WW11 Rail Wrecker for ripping up track.
The Winner Richard with his “Slater’s Kit “Milk Tank Wagon
And Finally:
Peter Goodwin Memorial Trophy - Best Overall Model on display:
The Winner Richard with his Giggleswick Station
Twenty one members voted and for the first time, I understand, we had a tie between Richard and Byron which was resolved by a guest, who closely examined the two wagons.
All entries were within the guild lines for the various classes.
Keith Gowen
Competition Organiser All Pictures here sent in by Roger.
