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*[[Hinton Manor model]] commissioned by the Wolverhampton SVR branch [http://www.svr-wolverhampton.org.uk/7819/announce_model.html] | *[[Hinton Manor model]] commissioned by the Wolverhampton SVR branch [http://www.svr-wolverhampton.org.uk/7819/announce_model.html] | ||
*[[AEC bus model | AEC Regent RT with SVR adverts]] commissioned by SVR[http://www.modelbuszone.co.uk/efe/dd/101/10123d.html] | *[[AEC bus model | AEC Regent RT with SVR adverts]] commissioned by SVR[http://www.modelbuszone.co.uk/efe/dd/101/10123d.html] | ||
Revision as of 09:38, 27 June 2016
Several individuals or clubs have built models based on the Severn Valley Railway.
Model railway layouts
- Malcolm Yates' 00 gauge model of Kidderminster, Arley and Bridgnorth
- Martin Leigh's N gauge model of Cressage
- West Midlands N Gauge Group's model of Bridgnorth
- West Midlands N Gauge Group's model of Arley
- Telford Model Railway Group's model of Bewdley in N gauge
- Will Jarman's N gauge model of Victoria Bridge
- Elliot Ness's O gauge model of Victoria Bridge
Commercially available models
- Timber Tracks' model of Arley station building
- Hornby model of GWR 2857 Heavy Goods Loco in BRBritish Rail or British Railways black livery[1]
- Hinton Manor model commissioned by the Wolverhampton SVRSevern Valley Railway branch [2]
- AEC Regent RT with SVR adverts commissioned by SVRSevern Valley Railway[3]
- Private owner wagons commissioned by Erlestoke Manor Fund [4]
- Vi Trains Class 47 47828 'Severn Valley Railway' in Virgin Trains livery [5]
- Highley Signal Box by both Bachmann [6] and Ratio [7]
See also
Links
- Bewdley station in N gauge on the Bewdley station web site[8]
