Name	Tal-Y-Bont
Owner	Andrew Griffiths
Gauge	0-16.5
Theme	A fictitious Welsh narrow gauge railway.
Layout Guide	Tal-y-Bont is a quiet hamlet on the west bank of the river Conwy in North Wales. Conwy Bay being to the north and Betws-y-Coed to the south. The narrow gauge railway was built in 1896 to connect the gold mine at Tal-y-Bont, and the woollen mill at Trefriw to the market town of Llanrwst.
External Web Site
Exhibition Dates	2003 Bushey MRS Exhibition 25/10/2003 Norbury MRC 01/11/2003 2004 Lee-on-Solent 22/02/2004 Stowmarket MRC 27/04/2004 Burton-on-Trent 2004 08/06/2004 Epping Railway Circle 13/11/2004 Ipswich Model Railway Exhibition 20/11/2004 2007 Rail Club de Meaux 20th Anniversary Exhibition 12/01/2007 Ilford & West Essex MRC 06/10/2007 2008 Castle Point Transport Museum 20/04/2008 2009 Thundersley 16/05/2009 Shoeburyness MRS 27th Festival of Model Railways 21/11/2009 2011 March & District MRC 19/03/2011
Magazine Features	Model railway Enthusiast. August 1998 Narrow Lines August/September 1998
Awards	Best steam era. Layland 1997 The committee award and best in show. The 7mm Narrow gauge association May 1999 Best in show Amberley 2001
Size	12' X 6' Free stnding.
Availability	Now