5″ and 7.25″ Gauge ground level miniature railway located in the Coate Water Park, Swindon, Wiltshire The website provides details of events, latest club news, photo gallery and membership details Website: North Wilts Society of Model Engineers (Swindon) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Coate-Water-Railway-Swindon-1191110704236385 Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/groups/coate-water-railway/pool/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/NWMES

Located in Nelson, New Zealand the club has been around since 1958. A wide range of modeling from Locos and boats to clocks. Gounod level track and boating pond available for members to enjoy their hobby. Website: Nelson Modellers Inc. (New Zealand) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nelson-Society-Of-Modellers-616225668433033/  

Located in the picturesque village of Kinver in Staffordshire, the society has an extensive raised 2150 ft track catering for both 5″ and 3 1/2″ gauges. A ground level 7 1/4″ track is now completed and ready for running on. Visitors are most welcome and the society is open to the public most Sunday afternoons

Based in the heart of Newton Abbott in South Devon the club has 1000 ft of raise level track open to members and visiting locos. Public running is not allowed due to restrictions on the lease. The site has a clubhouse, steaming bays and car parking. The website provides lots of great information for the

Pennsylvania Live Steamers are located in Collegeville, PA. They runs multiple gauge tracks with well equipped steaming bays and visitor facilities. The website provides you all you need to know about membership, history, gauge, facilities, running times and contact details. Web: http://palivesteamers.org/    

Miniature railway open to the public and operated on a voluntary basis by the members of the ASME. club and it open every Sunday afternoon. Check out their website for running details and all about the Society. Birthday Parties and event can be arranged at the track. Contact ASME through the website:   Web: http://www.asme.org.nz/

A variety of steam locomotives, Narrow Gauge and Main line types are running on Public Open Days on all tracks, occasionally there will also be Diesel and Battery Electric engines in service.

The Lightburn Park Railway, the home of the society is a dual gauge (3.5" and 5") raised track fabricated from steel, which gives us a running length of approximately 610 ft. Curves are a minimum of 40ft. radius. We are also fortunate to have the use of the former tennis pavilion adjacent to our line

The Society aims are to bring together persons from all walks of life who share a common interest in miniature engineering in all its forms.  The excellent facilities at Hady with its tracks for locomotives and there are also areas for traction engines to show their paces. As the land is undulating, both the ground

Bedford model engineering society was formed in 1948 to promote interest in model engineering of all kinds, be it on rail road or water.