Today we are announcing the final line-up for FebEx 2026, arriving at Eggars School, Alton on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 February.
In addition to our previous announced exhibitors we are adding:
Layouts
- Ashwood End, a layout built with Peco track and Metcalfe buildings within a small space to demonstrate the possibilities of the modelling hobby
- Big-Day Halt, a OO fun layout, built to celebrate a wedding
- Bramble Lock, an N Gauge layout designed to be as interesting as possible in a small space
- Canute Road Quay, a dock / quayside layout located somewhere around the Canute Road area within Southampton Docks
- Express Daisy Sidings, a creamery goes about its business of processing milk
- Fareford Deport, a OO gauge traction depot
- Fareport Diesel Depot, a medium sized O gauge layout to display and run O gauge diesels with DCC fitted sound.
- Fence Houses NCB, a busy National Coal Board (NCB) shed in the coalfield area of the Industrial North East to the south west of Sunderland.
- Hinksey Yard, an N Gauge model of real place just south of Oxford, set in 2010
- Lulworth Castle, a small branch line terminus connecting with the LSWR/SR at Norden on the Swanage branch
- Santa Maria (RhB), an HOm/12mm model showing the RhB station serving the settlement of Santa Maria
- Stedham Mill, a ‘what could have been’ of a planned extension to the Chichester to Midhurst railway line to connect with the LSWR at Haslemere
- Tony’s Forest, a narrow-gauge railway built to move timber in a forest
- Wiveliscombe, a stunning representation of the station of that name on the Devon and Somerset Railway
Traders
- Commodore Studio, design and make laser cut scenery items, as well as have a range of second-hand rolling stock
- Roxley Models, model railway supplies
Unfortunately the previously announced benny_powell acrylics are no longer able to attend.
Societies
- British Transport Police, promoting safety on Britain’s railways
- MERG – Model Electronic Railway Group, an international club for railway modellers who wish to use electronics to control and/or enhance their model railways
- Southern Electric Group, the only group covering all aspects of the Southern Electric System past, present and future.
- The EM Gauge Society is a UK based international society created to promote and cater for railway modellers working to a scale of 4mm/ft with a track gauge of 18.2mm.
- The Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Trust supporting efforts to revive north Devon’s lost railway heritage
- The Watercress Line Wagon Group sales stand supporting the restoration and maintenance of the freight train which operates on most gala days and on certain other days
Demonstrators
- Ron Neal, demonstrating the art of building whitemetal and brass OO locomotives.
- Simon Thorn, demonstrating etched kit soldering techniques
Additionally Gary Faulkner will be demonstrating building, painting, weathering and detailing MDF kits as part of his Organised Octopus trade stand.
Full details of each announced layout, trader and society are available on the 2026 page of the website.
ABOUT FEBEX 2026
FebEx 2026 arrives at our regular venue of Eggars School, Alton (GU34 4EQ) on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 February 2026. Doors are open Saturday 10.30am until 5pm and Sunday 10.30am until 4pm.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure that those layouts and traders advertised will be at FebEx 2026 the organisers reserve the right to substitute suitable alternatives.