Meccano Society of Scotland Meetings

The Meccano Society of Scotland

Meetings & Exhibitions

Our meetings take place at the Smith Art Gallery & Museum, Stirling (FK8 2RQ) at 13.30 on a Sunday unless otherwise stated. Click here for location map. However it is hoped to retain an occasional virtual meetings as additions between the Stirling meetings.

The dates of our meetings for 2024 are as follows:-

January 21^st 2024 - Society meeting at Stirling.
February 25^th 2024 - Additional Society meeting at Stirling.
March 17^th 2024 - Society meeting at Stirling.
March - dates tbc for 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at an exhibition at Inverurie.
April 27^th 2024 (tbc) - Some of our members will be exhibiting at an exhibition at Fort William.
April 27/28^th 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Scottish Scale Model Show in Perth.
May 8-12^th 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Annual CAM exhibition in France.
May 18^th 2024 - Our Menstrie Day together with our annual competition at the Menstrie Scout Centre (Ochil Rd, Menstrie, FK11 7BW).
Click here for Menstrie location map.
May 28-30^th 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at Skegex at the Embassy Theatre, Skegness.
June 15/16^th 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Summerlee Model Railway Exhibition.
August 18^th 2024 - Society meeting and AGM at Stirling.
September 14/15^th 2024 - Our Annual Exhibition at Summerlee
October date tbc 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the annual NEMS exhibition at Darlington.
October 19/20^th 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Greenock Model Railway Exhibition.
November 17^th 2024 - Society meeting at Stirling.
November - dates tbc for 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Elgin Modelfair.
December - dates tbc for 2024 - Some of our members will be exhibiting at the Paisley Model Railway Exhibition.

Notes about the location map links

These links direct you to a mapping site and show a map of the relevant area. The actual location is shown on the map by an arrow. You can either zoom in for more detail or zoom out to see the general area. The arrow should stay in the correct place.