Bucks Hill Model Railway in 7mm
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Welcome to Missenden Abbey!
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If you have just clicked through from the modellers website, please do have a read through this introduction, then scroll down the page to discover more about the activities during a weekend locomotive building course.

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Gooch 'Rover' class from a Martin Finney kit.

Come along and bring your project....
Building a finescale locomotive or item of rolling stock in 7mm scale is generally a long-term project and it helps to get off on the right foot. Whether it’s rolling boilers, getting footplates straight and level or building smooth-running chassis, let;s get together to make sure you stay out of trouble.  Modellers come back to the group again and again to enjoy the company, and see their own creations gradually take shape.
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British Railways 9F from an M.O.K. kit

I have added a few more examples of recent builds to this page for interest, but please do have a look around the rest of the site if you have time. 
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M7 No 30104 from a Martin Finney kit

​Bucks Hill is described in a series of captioned photos, but there are plenty of visiting engines included for variety.

By all means ask any questions you like about your own project using the link provided.


https://www.missendenrailwaymodellers.org.uk/index.php/missenden-autumn-2020-question-submissions/
We would like to have the questions submitted ahead of time to allow some preparation time. Please include your email address which we will only use to contact you if we need clarification regarding your question and to send you details of how to connect to the zoom session.  It will not be used or stored for any other purpose. 

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Missenden Abbey is in the village of Great Missenden, just off the A413 between Amersham and Aylesbury, amongst the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire.


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Missenden Abbey Conference Centre‎,
London Road,
Great Missenden,           01494 866811
Buckinghamshire.
HP16 0BD
It is about 30 miles from central London to the North-West - an hour by car, 40 minutes by rail from Marylebone Station (there is a station at Great Missenden) and a similar time by Underground to Amersham then taxi.  Heathrow is 30 minutes away and Luton and hour.  Access by car is good from the M25, M40 and M4, the latter via High Wycombe.

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See the links page for all the other courses available.
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