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Issue 150 2004 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Tim Shackleton
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East Suffolk Ramblings
p.82
4mm
In the early 1980s, the East Suffolk ight was the definitive statement of the finescale ethos - which, to a degree, it still is. It looked beautiful, it broke acres of new ground and at times it ran abominably. More to the point, MRJ was born amid its rambling trackage and bleak salt marshes. Twenty-odd years on, Iain Rice explains what the ESLR was all about, while Bob Barlow's captions pick out some of the things that worked brilliantly andothers that didn't.
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The Traffic Inspector's Engine
p.95
7mm
Even for a modeller as experienced as Barry Norman, a first-time 7mm scale scratchbuild was a steep learning curve.
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MRJ Portfolio
p.101
7mm
GWR B Set scratchbuilt in 7mm by Carl Legg and Collett '2251' class 0-6-0 built in 7mm from a Finney kit with a Malcolm Mitchell tender by Gerry Beale and John Edwards
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With Blood and with Custard
p.104
7mm
Using techniques you can apply to almost any vehicle, Martyn Welch puts the finishing touches to a cracking pair of 7mm scale Gresley coaches.
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Real Atmosphere
p.114
Views of the steam flour mills of F. Coales and Son of Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire taken in 1933
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Rebuilding the Past
p.117
4mm
Paul Karau models a favorite icn of his childhood.
Water tower
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MRJ Portfolio
p.120
4mm
Down intermediate home signal at Henley-on-Thames modelled in the 1950s by Peter Squibb