Welcome.
The Culm Valley Model Railway Club, based in Mid Devon, was formed in December 2006, although it wasn't until the beginning of 2007 that the club began it's operations in it's current location. The club currently have an 80' OO gauge DC/DCC test track in the club room with exhibition layouts in O gauge (Uffculme) OO gauge (North-Park, Chinehurst, North-Hurst & Lambourn) N Gauge ( Extown and Winsbridge) and OO9 (Blackdown). Current projects include a layout of Tiverton Junction.
The Club is based in Uffculme, and meet on Thursdays each week from 7.30pm onwards.
Important Information
Due to ongoing concerns regarding the Covid-19 Virus and to avoid cross infection public access to the Old Well Clubroom has been suspended until further notice. Following Government advice club nights have also ceased for the time being. Normal service will be resumed as soon as the situation improves...
Thank you for your support thus far...
Check out the Events Blog page to see what CVMRC members have been modelling during the lockdown
The Culm Valley Model Railway Club, based in Mid Devon, was formed in December 2006, although it wasn't until the beginning of 2007 that the club began it's operations in it's current location. The club currently have an 80' OO gauge DC/DCC test track in the club room with exhibition layouts in O gauge (Uffculme) OO gauge (North-Park, Chinehurst, North-Hurst & Lambourn) N Gauge ( Extown and Winsbridge) and OO9 (Blackdown). Current projects include a layout of Tiverton Junction.
The Club is based in Uffculme, and meet on Thursdays each week from 7.30pm onwards.
Important Information
Due to ongoing concerns regarding the Covid-19 Virus and to avoid cross infection public access to the Old Well Clubroom has been suspended until further notice. Following Government advice club nights have also ceased for the time being. Normal service will be resumed as soon as the situation improves...
Thank you for your support thus far...
Check out the Events Blog page to see what CVMRC members have been modelling during the lockdown