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The WAMRC is WA’s oldest extant Model Railway club. We are located within the grounds of the Rail Transport Museum in Bassendean, Western Australia. Please use the navigation menu on the left to explore our web site.
The West Australian Model Collectors Club (Inc.) are having a show in a few weeks time that may be of interest. Details below:
Cnr Albany Highway & Station Street, Cannington
Refreshments Available — Free Competitions — Admission $5 Adults, Kids Free
The April issue of the AMRA Branchline newsletter is now available: 
April AMRA Branchline.
The February issue of the AMRA Branchline newsletter is now available: February AMRA Branchline
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Mail: 1 Dalkeith Rd, Wantirna, Vic 3152
Convener: Rod Warren Phone: 03 9720 2873,
Website: http://convention2013.nscale.org.au/
The ‘Miniatur Wunderland’ in Hamburg (Germany) has been open for six years and this year opened a working model airport. To celebrate they have put together a great HD promotional video — enjoy!
Their YouTube channel is available here: MiWuLa TV
The December issue of the AMRA Branchline newsletter is now available: December AMRA Branchline
What do you do if you are a typographer and stumble across an N-Scale train set in your grandmother’s basement? Make a font using it of course!
Click on the picture above to go to the creator’s web site and see some pretty pictures. 
RAIL HERITAGE WApresents
at the
Railway Museum
Where? — 136 Railway Parade, Bassendean
When? — Sunday 16th October 2011, 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Plus all our normal historical displays, trains, and the model railway club
Tell your friends !
Bring your family – keep the kids happy !
The Railway Museum, 136 Railway Parade, Bassendean WA 6054
The October issue of the AMRA Branchline newsletter is now available: October AMRA Branchline
Reginald Frederick (Rex) Stedman 1893 –1959
From our colleagues at AMRA(WA) — news of an interesting book release in the UK:
From 1920 to 1940 three model railway companies, Hornby, Bassett-Lowke and Leeds led the market, supplying enthusiasts with ever increasing product ranges
of models and accessories of every description.Of the three the Leeds Model Company (LMC), founded by Rex Stedman in 1912, has until now remained without any published history or consolidated record of its products.
David Peacock, archivist of the LMC, and manager of the Leeds Stedman Trust, has – in time for the Centenary of the Company – published an appreciative history entiltled The Leeds Model Company 1912 — 2012.
The hardback book, 170mm x 240mm, of 128 pages has 24 chapters and 19 appendices. Altogether these cover the history of the company, a detailed description of products and notes on preservation, repair and restoration.
There are over one hundred illustrations of which 23 are in colour. The book comes with a DVD which carries two videos and 106 full colour high definition photographs, which can only be accessed on a PC, of locomotives, coaches and goods stock which comprise the 0 Gauge model archive of the Trust.
The videos, which were made for Gauge O Guild programmes and may be played on TV or PC, are The Leeds Stedman Trust, a 55 minute show of slides with commentary by David Peacock and Jack Ray made in 1984 and updated in 1994, and Augurswell and Great Blessingsby [20 mins] made in 2008 which shows LMC and other models in operation on the Trust layout.
The book, which at present can be obtained only from the Leeds Stedman Trust is priced at A$40, this including packing and post to Australia. Arrangements are available for payment in dollars by cheque or cash, contact David Peacock on email hidden; JavaScript is required. For more information about the Leeds Model Company see www.leedsstedmantrust.org
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