That's right, and it might be worthwhile keeping an eye on http//www.australianmodelrailways.com/amdiary.html

While they don't list all shows, the major shows, dates, times and locations of the shows are listed there.

I actually wonder what the problem is with all of this location banter, as from the beginning of all advertisements of the Epping MRC relating to their annual Sydney Exhibition they have referred to the location & on this years web link they actually show a "how to get there" map.

IIRC the first move to the old Thornleigh Brickpit around 3 years ago the club went out of their way in all advance notices of the Annual Exhibition to advise the change of location.

I'm thinking our learned friend was having a joke.

That's right, and it might be worthwhile keeping an eye on http//www.australianmodelrailways.com/amdiary.html

While they don't list all shows, the major shows, dates, times and locations of the shows are listed there.

My understanding is that those listings are free, therefore the only shows that aren't listed in AMRM (on paper or online)  are those for which the organisers don't take up the offer of a free listing.  Which, to my mind, is a bit silly - but then again the number of times people on this forum ask for information about an exhibition without bothering to find it themselves at the AMRM diary also surprises me.

Not my info just passing it on
" Austrains 81/BL/G were on a table at the back of the stand. If people wanted a closer look they only had to ask. The models were in plain view. I don't know why the models were not out the front. "
Did anyone else see these models

Not my info just passing it on
" Austrains 81/BL/G were on a table at the back of the stand. If people wanted a closer look they only had to ask. The models were in plain view. I don't know why the models were not out the front. "
Did anyone else see these models

They were the same samples John had at Forestville two years ago. There was a massive problem with the front windows, and the new samples were due with the paint schemes in the weeks after the show. Who knows, they might be here for Liverpool!!

My understanding is that those listings are free, therefore the only shows that aren't listed in AMRM (on paper or online)  are those for which the organisers don't take up the offer of a free listing.  Which, to my mind, is a bit silly - but then again the number of times people on this forum ask for information about an exhibition without bothering to find it themselves at the AMRM diary also surprises me.

As far as I know they are free (would be surprised if they're not!). It would make sense to put your show's details in the Australian Model Railway Magazine (after all, it's pretty widely read) and then by default have it put on their website which is the place to refer to upcoming shows, aside from company websites.

It is linked to a fair bit, so it'd be handy to bookmark the site for the latest info on shows. Saves having to ask! D

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