Askrigg Bank depicted either 1930's or 1960's eras, utilising two sets of stock. Here we see an LNER excoursion train.

Underneath the scenic boards was a cleverly hidden multi-level fiddle yard.

Lineside huts on Askrigg Bank.

A farmer herds his sheep over the occupation bridge on Askrigg Bank.

The station on Askrigg Bank took up one side of the layout and included provision for dropping banking and pilot loco's.

A view under the road bridge towards the station on Askrigg Bank.

The viaduct was a popular feature of Askrigg Bank. The layout now resides in Ireland.

Askrigg Bank's viaduct - hand carved from modelling clay.

In 2013 the club put together a book to commemorate its 50th anniversary.

Copies may still be available...

Low Fellside followed on from the 'Shed Layout'.

Part of the loco shed on Low Fellside.

The station approach on Low Fellside.

The layout featured in Railway Modeller.

The 'Shed Layout', as it was commonly known, was an earlier layout, constructed from the remains of a previous unfinished project.

The shed, on the 'Shed Layout'.

The station on the 'Shed Layout'. These photo's were taken by Alan Wildridge. (No digital cameras back then!)

A detailed scrap yard on the 'Shed Layout'.

The 'Shed Layout' also featured factories and a long terrace of houses.

A close up of the platforms on the 'Shed Layout'.