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Hornby Hobbies x One:One Collection Open Weekend 2026 Saturday 15 August and Sunday 16 August 2026 Overview Join us for a weekend of fun at the Hornby Hobbies x One:One Collection Open Weekend Join us for a weekend of full-size fun, hands-on activities and model magic at Hornby's WonderWorks and The One:One Collection in Margate! Whether you're a lifelong enthusiast or simply looking for a great day out with the family, Hornby Hobbies' summer open weekend promises something for everyone. Held across two days in the historic home of Hornby, this event is packed with interactive displays, iconic brands, model railways, slot car racing and a rare chance to get up close to full-size trains and half-scale classic cars. This special event is being held in conjunction with Southeastern, in celebration of 100 years of the Thanet railway stations. WHAT TO EXPECT The One:One Collection Your ticket includes a preview of One:One Collection - packed with full-size heritage locomotives, large-scale engineering models, and a working O gauge layout. Step inside to see the mighty Black 5 and iconic Royal Scot locomotives, Churchill's funeral carriage, and the original Euston station departure boards. The space also features a working O gauge layout and large-scale engineered. It's an unmissable experience for anyone curious about the scale and story of Britain's railways.
Hornby Hobbies x One:One Collection Open Weekend 2026 Saturday 15 August and Sunday 16 August 2026 Overview Join us for a weekend of fun at the Hornby Hobbies x One:One Collection Open Weekend Join us for a weekend of full-size fun, hands-on activities and model magic at Hornby's WonderWorks and The One:One Collection in Margate! Whether you're a lifelong enthusiast or simply looking for a great day out with the family, Hornby Hobbies' summer open weekend promises something for everyone. Held across two days in the historic home of Hornby, this event is packed with interactive displays, iconic brands, model railways, slot car racing and a rare chance to get up close to full-size trains and half-scale classic cars. This special event is being held in conjunction with Southeastern, in celebration of 100 years of the Thanet railway stations. WHAT TO EXPECT The One:One Collection Your ticket includes a preview of One:One Collection - packed with full-size heritage locomotives, large-scale engineering models, and a working O gauge layout. Step inside to see the mighty Black 5 and iconic Royal Scot locomotives, Churchill's funeral carriage, and the original Euston station departure boards. The space also features a working O gauge layout and large-scale engineered. It's an unmissable experience for anyone curious about the scale and story of Britain's railways.
71000 Duke of Gloucester on display at Gloucester station Saturday 29 August 2026 Steam Locomotive, 71000 Duke of Gloucester, will be in Gloucester Station (Gloucester South Bay) during Gloucester Goes Retro, Saturday 29th August 2026.
Depot open days: design classics Museum Depot, Acton Upcoming dates: Friday 18 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Saturday 19 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Sunday 20 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Event description Join us this September for a weekend of fun and creativity - don't miss the final Museum Depot open days of the year. London transport's design heritage is world-famous - but what about the people and stories behind those iconic creations? From Charles Holden's architectural vision to Harry Beck's revolutionary Tube map and Enid Marx's bold Tube seating fabric or 'moquette' patterns, discover the names that shaped the look and feel of London. The Museum Depot is a treasure trove of transport history, usually closed to the public. Spend the day exploring our storehouse and discover our unique stories. What's happening Hands-on fun: get creative with design-themed drop-in activities designed for all ages Unique historic items: explore the sign mezzanine, home to historic Underground maps, and see the evolution of the Underground logo Interactive demos: join live demos and expert talks exploring the development of transport design Creative minds welcome: step into the stunning art-deco-styled 1938 stock train, and marvel at the RM1 bus prototype with its distinctive design features SEND-friendly hours: designed for visitors with additional needs, including visitors with special educational needs and disabled visitors From moquette to roundels, LEGO-inspired maps to the legendary brand, design is woven into every part of London's transport history. With activities for all ages, this is your chance to celebrate creativity, history and design.
Depot open days: design classics Museum Depot, Acton Upcoming dates: Friday 18 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Saturday 19 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Sunday 20 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Event description Join us this September for a weekend of fun and creativity - don't miss the final Museum Depot open days of the year. London transport's design heritage is world-famous - but what about the people and stories behind those iconic creations? From Charles Holden's architectural vision to Harry Beck's revolutionary Tube map and Enid Marx's bold Tube seating fabric or 'moquette' patterns, discover the names that shaped the look and feel of London. The Museum Depot is a treasure trove of transport history, usually closed to the public. Spend the day exploring our storehouse and discover our unique stories. What's happening Hands-on fun: get creative with design-themed drop-in activities designed for all ages Unique historic items: explore the sign mezzanine, home to historic Underground maps, and see the evolution of the Underground logo Interactive demos: join live demos and expert talks exploring the development of transport design Creative minds welcome: step into the stunning art-deco-styled 1938 stock train, and marvel at the RM1 bus prototype with its distinctive design features SEND-friendly hours: designed for visitors with additional needs, including visitors with special educational needs and disabled visitors From moquette to roundels, LEGO-inspired maps to the legendary brand, design is woven into every part of London's transport history. With activities for all ages, this is your chance to celebrate creativity, history and design.
Depot open days: design classics Museum Depot, Acton Upcoming dates: Friday 18 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Saturday 19 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Sunday 20 September 2026, 10:00-17:00 Event description Join us this September for a weekend of fun and creativity - don't miss the final Museum Depot open days of the year. London transport's design heritage is world-famous - but what about the people and stories behind those iconic creations? From Charles Holden's architectural vision to Harry Beck's revolutionary Tube map and Enid Marx's bold Tube seating fabric or 'moquette' patterns, discover the names that shaped the look and feel of London. The Museum Depot is a treasure trove of transport history, usually closed to the public. Spend the day exploring our storehouse and discover our unique stories. What's happening Hands-on fun: get creative with design-themed drop-in activities designed for all ages Unique historic items: explore the sign mezzanine, home to historic Underground maps, and see the evolution of the Underground logo Interactive demos: join live demos and expert talks exploring the development of transport design Creative minds welcome: step into the stunning art-deco-styled 1938 stock train, and marvel at the RM1 bus prototype with its distinctive design features SEND-friendly hours: designed for visitors with additional needs, including visitors with special educational needs and disabled visitors From moquette to roundels, LEGO-inspired maps to the legendary brand, design is woven into every part of London's transport history. With activities for all ages, this is your chance to celebrate creativity, history and design.