Brighton Toy and Model Museum and other toy and model exhibitions and museums

This is a large-scale model - the fuselage is probably around 3 feet or a metre long. That estimate is just my impression from memory. I think it is a Kamov because of the contra-rotating rotors, but, after a brief scroll through images on-line, I haven't found which type. I am bad about making notes at the time, especially when with two smallish grandchildren.

The trains on this layout are from very varied sources. Some are tinplate and some from more finescale origins. I really need to go back without the grandchildren and appreciate at leisure. I have assumed that the banners are French tricolours, as the bands on the French flag run vertically. The Dutch tricolours have almost the same red, white and blue but running horizontally. The architecture looks more French than Dutch.

To see a photo of G15 127 on the Wisbech & Upwell Tramway please see www.ipernity.com/doc/364457/25553411

They wouldn't let Titanic sink on this, the first, day of the exhibition. I wonder if it did go down on the final session!

I regret that I can't identify which stand this and another similarly small layout were on. I shall be happy to include that information, should someone let me know. Focus is not too brilliant, but I try not to use flash in areas were other people are enjoying the models on display. N gauge I am fairly sure.