Model Railway Club Hosts London Transport Exhibition in Camden on 6 September
A one-day event will showcase miniature Tube layouts, including a reimagined Copenhagen Fields with trams and stations.
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Camden’s Model Railway Club will open its doors for a one-day exhibition, 'London’s Transport in Miniature,' on Sunday 6 September 2026. The event, running from 11am to 4pm, will display intricate model railway layouts, including a fictional interwar reimagining of Copenhagen Fields. The club has partnered with the London Underground Railway Society for the exhibition.
Visitors will see scaled-down versions of London’s transport network, with particular attention to detail in the Copenhagen Fields layout. The model includes street trams running along Caledonian Road and Piccadilly line stations at York Road and Caledonian Road. Other layouts, such as Waddesdon Manor and Carlton Vale, will also be on display.
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What to expect at the exhibition
The exhibition is open to the public, with advance tickets priced at £10. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase on-site. The Model Railway Club, located near King’s Cross, has previously hosted similar events, drawing enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The layouts on display are the result of thousands of hours of work by club members and contributors.
One of the highlights is the Copenhagen Fields model, described by the club as an interwar reimagining of the area north of King’s Cross. The attention to detail in the layouts, including fictional and semi-fictional London scenes, has been praised by visitors in the past. The exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see these models in action.
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How to attend
The event will take place at the Model Railway Club’s premises in Camden. No further details about the exact location or accessibility arrangements have been provided by the organisers. Visitors are advised to check the club’s website for updates before attending. The exhibition is a one-day event, with no additional dates scheduled.
The club has not announced whether tickets will be available on the day or if advance booking is required. Londonist reported that the event is open to all, but no information about age restrictions or group bookings has been released. Refreshments will be sold on-site, though the club has not specified what will be available.
Questions this report answers
+When is the London’s Transport in Miniature exhibition?
The exhibition will take place on Sunday 6 September 2026, from 11am to 4pm. It is a one-day event hosted by the Model Railway Club in Camden. No additional dates have been announced for the exhibition.
+How much do tickets for the exhibition cost?
Tickets for the exhibition cost £10 if purchased in advance. The Model Railway Club has not confirmed whether tickets will be available on the day or if advance booking is required. No discounts or group rates have been announced.
+What will be on display at the exhibition?
The exhibition will feature detailed model railway layouts, including a reimagined Copenhagen Fields with street trams on Caledonian Road and Piccadilly line stations at York Road and Caledonian Road. Other fictional and semi-fictional London scenes will also be shown.
+Will food and drinks be available at the event?
Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase at the exhibition. The Model Railway Club has not specified what will be on offer, but refreshments will be sold on-site during the event on 6 September 2026.
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