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Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.43
Eastfield Models scale drawings of historic Scottish prototypes in 4mm and 7mm, Hurst Models detailing kit for Lima class 156 and class 37/9 'Slugs' conversion kit in 4mm, N Brass Locomotives rolling rads in 4mm and 7mm, Comet Models 1960 Metropolitan-Cammell Pullman and GWR dia E149 coach kits in 4mm, Dave Bradwell sprung bogie units and Alan Gibson OO, EM and P4 wheels for Hornby RTR wooden-bodied Pullmans in 4mm, Genesis Kits and Cambrige Custom Transfers BR 'Birds Eye' container kit and transfers in 4mm, C-Rail transfers for Bachmann 20ft intermodal containers in 4mm with matching paints from Phoenix Precision, S Kits lineside junk in 4mm, Laurie Griffin cast GWR loco detailing parts in 7mm, Colin Craig etched handwheels and jig for Sealion/Seacow and Dogfish wagons, Judith Edge Kits NER 4-6-4 electric loco No. 13 lit in 4mm, Wizard Models/51L LNWR stock-proof fencing kit in 4mm, London Road Models L&Y Barton Wright 4-4-0 loco and matching tender kits in 4mm
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Interlude at North Shields
p.45
4mm
Amid the timeless routines of mineral traffic and shipyard steel, Chris Pendlenton watches a Tyneside drama unfold.
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Chaldron Wagons for Garrigill
p.51
4mm/P4
Bob Hetherington rings the changes with a rake of archaic coal wagons for his P4 layout.
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Layout Design: Holkham Quay
p.54
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MV Alacrity
p.55
4mm
Working almost entirely from scratch, Gordon Gravett creates a typical collier of the post-war period. Although building ship models is his job, both the subject and the scale employed provided major challenges.
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'Royal Engineer'
p.61
4mm
Stephen Williams builds the Brassmasters 'Rebuilt Scot'.
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Turn of the Screw
p.69
4mm
Mick Moore models an unusual load in 4mm scale
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MRJ Portfolio
p.70
4mm/EM
Black Five loco built from a DJH (ex-Model Loco) kit in 4mm/EM by Mick Moore and painted by Ian Rathbone
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That sun-bleached look
p.71
Tim Shackleton explores ways of representing scuffed, fading paintwork on modern intermodal containers.
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London's Lost Riverscape
p.74
7mm
At one time the Thames was lined with wharves and warehouses, many of them rail-served. Quay Street, a 7mm scale model by Graham Overton, presents a cameo if this long-vanished scene.
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Small Suppliers Plus: Hymek and mighty...
p.76
4mm
Heljan Beyer-Peacock Hymek diesel.
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Real Atmosphere
p.77
Views of Yarmouth's North Quay in the mid-1960s