Massive model railway exhibition was on the right track in Milton Keynes

Organisers were especially pleased to welcome over 900 children) to the show as well as railway modellers from across the UK.

A vintage London Routemaster bus, running between Milton Keynes Central rail station and the exhibition proved to be especially popular, with some visitors making the trip more than once.

The ‘Best in Show’ layout was awarded by Sue Silver, wife of former MKMRS Exhibition Manager, Terry Silver. She presented the award to Hartley Poole, shown by Richard Harte.

MKMRS Chairman, Chris Hughes, said: "We were delighted that our 2020 exhibition was such a success and we are especially pleased that so many children came along. In a world where there are so many opportunities for families and children to be entertained, it was wonderful that the people of Milton Keynes chose to join us, especially given the weather over the weekend."

Plans are already underway for next year’s show and the club is considering what can be improved and added to make the show even more special.

You can tell MKMRS your views about the show by completing the website form at www.mkmrs.org.uk/feedback