McEvoy Junction
The club's current premier exhibition layout — a rural town, quarry, cattle yards and industrial sidings brought to life with moving detail.
The club currently runs four operational HO scale layouts, plus one memorial layout permanently housed in the clubroom.
The club's current premier exhibition layout — a rural town, quarry, cattle yards and industrial sidings brought to life with moving detail.
A static "E"-shaped display; trackwork's largely done, wiring's underway.
Four independent tracks built for children, a favourite at community events.
Two former layouts combined into one ~8m HO layout with a hidden fiddle yard.
An Arduino-automated recreation of the historic Lithgow Zig Zag railway.
Baldwin Park, the original layout that preceded Baldwin Park II, gave members without home layouts a place to test locomotives and practise track-laying and scenery skills. Named after Baldwin Drive, itself named after astronomer Joseph Mason Baldwin.