Here is a simulation of a train running round the proposed extended track at Baggeridge. the simulation was created using SCARM software.
We took our portable track to Bantock Park for "Discover Engineering Family Day" on 9th July 2016. As well as giving rides to the kids we also put on an exhibition which attracted a lot of interest. Click on the picture for more photos from the day.
Several club members got together for a Steam Up on 10th April 2016.
Our July Barbeque was held on 25th July 2015. Club members brought their families and friends along to join in the fun. Click here to see some photos from the day.
After a visit to Baggeridge earlier this year, Chloe found these photos taken in the late Graham Fiddler's back garden. Graham was a stalwart in the club and is fondly remembered. Chloe is the little girl riding in the cattle truck.
The theme for our stand at the Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition for 2014,
was Grandfather's Workshop.
was Grandfather's Workshop.
Work started in February 2014 on the first phase of our planned extensions to the Baggeridge track. Click this link for a slideshow of progress so far.
Over the August 2014 Bank Holiday weekend we took our portable 7 1/4" ground level track to the annual Shrewsbury Steam Rally at Onslow Park. We were kept busy carrying people along a double track line laid near the Arena. See a short video clip.
Over the weekend of 12th and 13th July 2014 we set up and operated a double track line in West Park for the Wolverhampton and Black Country Show.
Some pictures of past activities at Baggeridge can be seen in our Photo Slideshow.
Click on this link to view pictures of our club display at the Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition 2012
Please click on this link to view pictures from Wolverhampton Steam Fair 2012.
Please click on this link to view pictures from Market Square December 2012
In July 2013 we operated trains in the car park at Bridgnorth Station during the Severn Valley Railway Peep Behind The Scenes weekend.
Please click on this link to see Video Clips from Baggeridge Miniature Railway and elsewhere.
