Well having seen the first layout in the cathedral, if May was in the area then he would have been in for a treat if he had visited.Thanks for so clarifying.
Possibly as near as James May got to Chester!
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Little Trains & Big Names With Pete Waterman
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Mcr Warrior
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Agreed. Another Chester Cathedral type exhibition would certainly be worth a visit by almost anyone if Pete Waterman and his modelling colleagues / associates should ever decide to do something similar in the future. Anyone know if he maybe is?
I think he has done three layouts so far. although what happens to the models afterwards, I don't know
sprinterguy
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Yep, one a year for the past three years. The layouts must be retained somewhere as all three were combined for exhibition at the Great Electric Train Show in Milton Keynes four weeks ago.
The most recent layout, featuring Milton Keynes station, will be operating again at a retail park outside Northwich over the Christmas-New Year period.
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