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Edited by Martyn Welch
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.282
Connoisseur Models- LNER J68 loco kit in 7mm. Brassmasters - signal/turnout operating units for 2mm and 4mm. Clarke Kits - Stanton 10T slag ladle in 4mm OO/EM/P4. London Road Models - motor, gear, and motor-mount design booklet. Shedmaster 'O' Gauge Models - coupling rods for Wantage Tramway No. 5 loco in 7mm.
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Elm Park
p.283
4mm/EM
Constructed in EM, using traditional methods and many readily available commercial offerings, Nigel Bowyer has managed to create a suburban setting which oozes atmosphere, and it's difficult to fathom where fact stops and fiction begins.
Mid-60s, Croydon.
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Real Atmosphere
p.290
Photograph of a steam locomotive still bearing LMS markings at Llandovery level crossing with garage in foreground, taken in 1951.
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A Winter's Landscape
p.291
Barry Norman describes his methods of producing the bare bones of winter trees.
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MRJ Portfolio
p.294
4mm
4mm GWR 'Star' built by John Hayes from a Malcolm Mitchell kit.
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A tale of two Fordsons
p.295
4mm
Geoff Kent builds and compares the Coupland and Springside 4mm Ford 10cwt 'Fordson Thames' kits.
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4mm Screw Couplings
p.298
4mm
Notes on assembly of Masokits 4mm screw couplings.
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MRJ Workshop: Wantage Tramway No. 5 - Part 10
p.299
7mm
Martyn Welch paints and finishes Laurie Griffin's Wantage Tramway loco 'Jane'.
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The 0-4-4 Now Approaching
p.306
This chassis can be a treacherous beast to tackle with its tendency to waddle and thrash about if not done properly. Roy Birch pondered this awhile before coming up with a cunning plan.
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Let it all hang out
p.309
Sometimes things won't always go where you want to put them, but Bob Haskins solved just such a dilemma with a little lateral thinking.
Mounting Tortoise turnout motors alongside baseboards.
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Altered Alex Jacksons
p.312
Vincent de Bode has been experimenting with Alex Jackson couplings for some time in the hope of making them more prototypical in appearance and more reliable in operation.
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Templot
p.315
Peter Kirmond investigates some computer software that should encourage the modelling of more prototypical trackwork.
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A taste of things to come..
p.317
Photograph of a SR 0-6-0 diesel shunter taken at Selhurst in 1938.