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Bo'ness Gauge 'O' Group

Scale Model Club

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Posted on Jun 29, 2022

Halfway through our weekend operating year, if you haven't visited us or the SRPS Bo'ness steam train yet, come and see us as both are open at the weekend.

Posted on Apr 14, 2022

If you have enjoyed the O Gauge layout and are interested in O Gauge model railways, a good place to start is the Gauge O guild website -https://www.gaugeoguild.com/

Posted on Apr 14, 2022

Our themed operating weekends for 2022;
May7/8:- Pre - grouping (pre 1923) - all railways
June4/5:-Big 4 - LMS/LNER/SR/GWR (1923-1948)
July2/3 :-Rail freight through the years
Aug6/7:- Diesel traction - the BR modernisation plan
Sep3/4:- 1950’s - early BR days
Oct1/2:- BR 1948 to the present
Nov5...

Testimonials

2 months ago

It a fantastic model railway I could watch it all day. It was a fantastic day out. Ty.

- GNR S

9 months ago

Great modelling

- Timothy D

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About us

Welcome to the Bo'ness Gauge O Group (BoGOG) Website!

The group operate the Glenauchter layout which has been a work in progress since 1993 (it still isn't quite finished). The station itself is loosely based upon Gleneagles station during the 1930s. Gleneagles is situated between Stirling and Perth on the former Caledonian Railway mainline.

The vast majority of the trains that you will see on the layout are the type that operated in Scotland during the heyday of steam operation, although 'Tractors', 'Kings', 'Terriers' and a whole plethora of 'foreign' locomotives have graced it's sidings!

What you see and experience today is mostly hand built by the members of the group; the layout, the scenery and the rolling stock. The carriages the layout is housed in have been kindly supplied by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society and are maintained by the group.

The model railway is open to the public on weekends between April and late December - when the Big Railway (the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway) is operating.

So why not pay a visit and watch the trains go by?