For the Best Model on a layout Paul Karau went round the exhibition to pick what he thought
was the Best Model. The out come of this was the row of shops Hornsey Broadway exhibited by Kier Hardy.
As part of the prize he was presented with certificate and a voucher for £50 from Eileen's Emporium
The row of shops are scratch built from plastic card and represent a style of prefabricated building that was commonplace post-war. Originally designed for a limited lifespan as a quick and easy way to reinstate those lost during bomb damage, many examples still remain in use today.
At this location there were originally 2 rows of shops, each consisting of 5 separate businesses with just half of the development remaining. Beyond the corrugated fencing can be seen the foundations of the second block, most probably dismantled during the 1960s. The remaining businesses consist of a taxi office, 2 units occupied by a café, a newsagent, and a florist. Each unit features interior detail and lighting.