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Hobby Holidays
The Spinney, Low St.
Beckingham
Nr Gainsborough
DN10 4PW
01427 848979

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Hobby Holidays Model Railway Workshops

At Hobby Holidays we offer a relaxing environment in which to learn new skills and develop your existing talents. We employ expert tutors with oodles of patience to help you progress without stress.

We started Hobby Holidays in 2003 to offer workshops primarily in our own hobbies. Since then we have expanded the range of workshops and now sell the products that the experts use, including Plastikard, Evergreen Strips, Brass tube and sections, Humbrol paints, plus our own Master Chassis jig and Hornblocks. We do sell some very unusual items that you won't find in any model shop

We are increasing our range all the time

We also offer high quality accommodation on-site in our 4 comfortable rooms.

Updated 3-Dec-2012

May 4th & 5th

Chassis & Beginners Kit Building with Phil Atkinson

Although there is some excellent ready to run models, not everything will be made by the big boys, plus you can get a lot more enjoyment from making it yourself. This is the workshop to start you of. Soldering, folding, glues, solvents etc. 2 days building your own model with hints tips and advice all the way. The more experienced are always welcome.

May 11th ALSRM Reading Exhibition
May 18th & 19th Expo EM Bracknell Exhibition
May 25th & 26th Railex Aylesbury Exhibition
Jun 1st GOG Halifax Exhibition (Cleckheaton
Jun 15th & 16th Wigan Finescale Model Railway Show (New Date)
Jun 29th & 30th Perth Scotland Exhibition
Jul 6th & 7th

CBUS with Pete Brownlow

CBUS is a universal layout control system adodoted by MERG and others. Spend 2 days understanding what it is, how it works, and its practical application. This is not a MERG workshop and both non members and members are welcome

Jul 20th & 21st

Airbrushing with Phil Atkinson

This is a 2 day practical workshop that shows you what airbrush to buy, what paint to use, how to use it, how it works and how to clean it, with plenty of practice time

Aug 3rd & 4th

Valve Gear with Phil Atkinson

As an addition to Chassis Construction we tend to recommend a loco with hidden inside valve gear but sometime you will have to bight the bulet and do a loco with outside or visible inside valve gear. This workshop is intended not only to inc free use of the Master Chassis, Soldering, and general kit construction both brass / NS and Whitemetal.

Aug 17th & 18th Butterley Exhibition - Midland Railway Trust
Aug 24th & 25th

Etch Design with Jol Wilkinson

This workshop shows you how, with either "Corel Draw" or "AutoCad" to design model parts. It covers all the tolerances, factors, thicknesses, materials, etc. How to draw, use layers and present to the etchers. This is not a CAD tutorial, however we will help but only "Corel Draw" or "Autocad". Other CAD/Drawing packages are welcome but you must be conversant as there will not be time for us to learn how to use your software.

Sept 7th & 8th GOG Guildex Telford
Sept 14th & 15th Expo EM North
Sept 28th & 29th Scalefourum
Oct Heathcote Shepshed Loughborough larger scale show.
Oct Keigthley 7mm Model railway Festival
Oct Peterborough National festival of Railway Modelling
Oct

Buildings with David Wright

Spend 2 days with David learning how to make the very charismatic buildings. This workshop shows you all the techniques he uses including weathering at the end.

Nov 10th & 11th Hull Model Railway Show
Nov

Warley National Model railway show

Dec Reading '0' Gauge Trade Show
 

 

   
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