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David Holmes presented a layout well stocked with early Trix Express.  

TTRCA

BANBURY

2009

Trix wooden buildings and Coal Conveyor were part of the vintage scene.

A view from the other side of the layout, showing 0-4-0 locos and tank wagons.

Eyes down for a browse of the goodies on David Johnson's sales table.

Unusual box labelling: Trix used an obsolete Whistling Coach box for a Britannia by sticking a new label on.

Work in progress: an attractive 2-6-2 tank 'home made' from a WR 0-6-2. The cylinders and driving rods are from an
AC 0-4-0.  

Not quite as attractive, but interesting nevertheless, a very old hand made loco using a Trix 1935 mechanism with disc wheels.

Trix DC was in action on David Holt's layout. This shot shows 6 different liveries of the plastic bodied tank wagons.

There was plenty on sale during the day. Here's one of Dixon Upcott's bargain boxes ...  

... and here are two more, 'Pay What You Like' and a £2 bin. There was also a 'Free' box with controllers and transformers for the taking.

TTRCA members John Wigglesworth and Keith Jones obviously enjoyed the day.

Photos from TTRCA event near Banbury, Oxfordshire, UK, 2009.
 

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