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8 results found for 'Richard Ellis'
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A Midland Lighter
Issue 266 (2018)
p.256
7mm
Richard Ellis builds a barge (or lighter) operated by the Midland Railway
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Berkeley Station Building in 7mm
Issue 289 (2022)
p.69
7mm/0
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Boxes, Crates and Barrels
Issue 264 (2018)
p.177
7mm
Richard Ellis describes how he made various boxes, crates and barrels for his 7mm Monk's Gate layout
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Great Western Parcels and Receiving Office
Issue 288 (2022)
p.37
7mm
Richard Ellis moves away from his more familiar Midland Railway to build a 7mm scale model of a once common sight in the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
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Hard Yards
Issue 269 (2019)
p.66
7mm
When Richard Ellis wrote about 'A Midland Lighter' in MRJ 266, we could see tantalising glimpses of the adjacent yard. This introduced us to his 'Midland in Bristol' diorama, and here he describes how he creates the undulating surfaces and textures of the yard surface, a topic rarely visited in detail, but one that most will face when building a layout
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Midland Goods Office
Issue 260 (2018)
p.13
7mm
Characterised by careful observation and fine modelling, is this small goods office, the work of Richard Ellis. Admitting to having a bit of a 'thing' about brickwork, he draws our attention to the different bonds that are commonly used in building construction, and then explains with clarity how he models them. We were excited by the realism of his work, and feel sure you will be too
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Midland in Bristol
Issue 274 (2019)
p.269
7mm
When we first saw the work of Richard Ellis we were bowled over. The meticulous composition, attention to detail and exquisite use of colour and texture are sublime, resulting in a model dripping in atmosphere. Richard has discussed the construction of various aspects of the model already in the pages of MRJ and will hopefully contribute further in the future.
Here he looks at the inspiration behind his award-winning model and the journey upon which it has taken him.
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Midland Railway Double Bolster Wagon in 1/32
Issue 285 (2021)
p.389
1:32