Bournville Model Railway Club has secured  premanent permises at the Botanical Centre 58 Winterbourne Gardens. Edgbaston Park Road.  Birmingham B15 2RT

Members have access to a storage area, workshops with carpentry facilities, a meeting room for planning layouts,  a kitchen area for refreshments and a large area capable of erecting and running two layouts.

The Club meets every Thursday night from 7.00pm till 10.00pm and anyone interested in joining us are welcome to visit and meet the members.

Bournville Model Railway Club  first project is a scale model of Bournville Engine Shed in n gauge measuring 14ft X 7ft in a continuous loop. Progress in various layouts is being made by other members in a variety of scales/gauges.


Bournville Model Railway FaceBook Page
http://www.facebook.com/groups/bournvillemodelrailwayclub/

If you are not on facebook we have a web site  on www.clubbz.com

http://www.clubbz.com/club/20060/birmingham/bournville-model-railway-club

This thread made me think of one thing and one thing only . . . . .









CHOCOLATE !!!




Paul


PS: Link is useless if you're not a member of Faceache - which a lot of people on here aren't 

Perhaps it's modeled in chocolate! 

Jack

Quick apologies to Bournville MRC.......

Been to Bournville many a time as I used to sell to Cadbury.
The thought of chocolate and cream coaches is making my mouth water

Quote from: Sprintex on January 28, 2012, 04:08:07 PM

PS: Link is useless if you're not a member of Faceache - which a lot of people on here aren't 

Yes we are and we even have our own Facebook page  and he's given the address and opening hours too, if you hadn't been so fixated on the chocolate link you might have spotted that 

NGF may be on Faceache, but a lot of the members aren't 

Which means you just get directed to a Log-in page.

And yes, I am a confirmed chocaholic! 


Paul

There is a lot more to Bournville than chocolate.

1/ me mum was born there.

2/ they have a great model railway club if anyone is interested.

3/ Cadbury also had a fantastic railway system, surprised no one mentioned it before.

http://www.miac.org.uk/bournville2.htm