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Issue 135 2002 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Martyn Welch
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.122
Formil Model Engineering catalogue, Backwoods Miniatures fully operational AH&D 'steam navvy' in 4mm and 7mm, Lledo Foden S21 ballast box and Guy pantechnicon in 4mm, Original Omnibus 1:76 scale DAF Optare Delta, Branchlines Loctite 'Super-Lubes', Bachmann Intermodal containers in 4mm, Intercity Models 102T MAA/MBA 'MonsterBox' kits in 4mm, Hurst Models cutdown MCA/MDA gondola-style open wagon kits in 4mm, Cambridge Custom Transfers 6 1/2 /10T Cowans-Sheldon hand crane ad Conflat L transfers in 4mm, Brassmasters Black Five, Patriot and Royal Scott detailing components in 4mm, Agenoria Mnning Wardle 0-6-0ST 'Winston' and Fox Walker 0-6-0ST kits in 7mm, Connoisseur Models NBR J35 0-6-0 kit in 7mm, LSWR sprue cutter tool, Kirtley Model Buildings SR, SECR, BR(S), Midland, GWR, LNWR, NER, LSWR, LBSCR, GNR and GCR poster boards, Southern, Midland, GWR and LNER cast-iron notices and trackside signs, Edwardian and Victorian posters, notices and advertisements all in 7mm
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Postcards from Lincolnshire
p.123
4mm/NG, 4mm/EM
'Barrowfleet' has been around for some while and Paul Windle has updated an intriguing array of small articles that appeared on 009 News over a period of time. We present this compilation here, along with some splendid views taken by Steve Flint.
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No Hiding Place
p.133
7mm
Tim Shackleton reviews a new 7mm kit for a period road vehicle no one would willingly have travelled in.
Classic Commercials 'Black Maria'
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Counsel of Perfection
p.137
Chris Gwilliam considers what he believes makes a really good etched coach kit.
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Radial Axleboxes
p.143
7mm
Scratchbuilt radial axleboxes for a 7mm L&Y 2-4-2 Radial Tank
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Hokey Cokey
p.145
7mm
Pete Jary shows us how he tackled the weathering of a 7mm hopper wagon - although the techniques used cold be applied in any scale to any steel-bodied vehicle.
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The East Lynn Saga
p.147
S
Trevor Nunn's popular 'S' scale layout has been exhibited all around the country and has developed considerably since its appearance in MRJ No. 86. As it nears completion, Trevor considers his experiences over the intervening years and offers us his thoughts.