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| Class 1 - Kitbuilt and scratchbuilt locomotives | ||
| Winner: Kit built DJH West Country as preserved by the Taw Valley Railway. Built by Jack Richards |  |
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| Runner up: 9F. Scratchbuilt pipework, open filler on tender, working fallplate, scratch pony truck. Markits safety valves, smokebox dart, sprung buffers. Albert Goodall 3 piece screw link coupling. Built by Robert Thompson |  |
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| Class 2 - Converted/detailed RTR locomotives | ||
| Winner: Hornby Terrier. Added details and weathered. Built by Phil Parker |  |
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| Runner up: Take 1 Hornby 2-6-0 2MT, a razor saw & six Romford wheels + 3mm scrap brass. Built by Phil Snowdon. |  |
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| Class 3 - Scratchbuilt and Kitbuilt DMU's | ||
| Winner: Class 101. DC Kits/Hornby power unit. Built by: Gerard Pearson |  |
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| Runner up: GWR Twin railcar. Perserverance kit fitted with Black Beetle motor bogies. Built by Eddie Hughes |  |
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| Class 4 - Converted/detailed RTR DMU's | ||
| Winner: Class 121 Single unit & trailer. Modified Lima. Built by Eddie Hughes |  |
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| Runner up: Pressed steel single unit from Lima 117. Built by Phil Snowdon |  |
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| Class 5 - Scratchbuilt and Kitbuilt rolling stock | ||
| Winner: Rake of scratchbuilt Class A tank wagons. Built by Eddie Hughes |  |
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| Runner up: BR D1/109 mineral wagon. Parkside Dundas kit with Masokits underframe and brake gear. Alan Gibson wheels & sprung buffers. Built by Christopher Rabson |  |
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| Class 6 - Converted/detailed RTR rolling stock | ||
| Winner: ex Hornby Dublo horsebox van. Scratch built doors, brake gear, internal bearings. 14mm Jackson Wheels. Built by Robert Thompson |  |
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| Runner up: Generic LNER well wagon. Modified from Triang Battlespace wagon. Built by Eddie Hughes |  |
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| Class 7 - Scenic items. (Ahern Trophy) | ||
| Winner: Scratchbuilt model of Mortimer station & waiting shelter c1947. Built by Eddie Hughes. |  |
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| Runner up: Painting a water tower. Built by Alvar York |  |
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