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Issue 159 2005 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.122
MSL Hobbies class EM1 1500V Bo-Bo etched kits in 4mm and 7mm, C-Rail Intermodal transfers for 20ft containers and unpainted Bachmann 20ft containers in 4mm, Comet Models NS sideframes for Hornby Black Five in 4mm, Genesis Kits BR Bogie Bolster E kit in 4mm, Connoisseur Models 8ft wheelbase LNER single bolster wagon kit in 4mm,
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East Dean
p.123
7mm
As Brian Hodgson explains, the construction of this 7mm layout from Hillingdon Railway Modellers was never going to be straightforward. For a start, the members had no clear ideas about location and at one stage they were building track to three different gauges.
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Real Atmosphere
p.136
Early 1930s photographs of the Cherry Hinton works of the Norman Portland Cement Co. Ltd just outside Cambridge on the Newmarket line.
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Focus on the 'Jinties'
p.137
So the 'Jinties' were all the same? Think again...Over the next few pages Tim Shackleton reveals the many differences that existed between individual members of this popular and long-lived class.
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Making Steady Progress
p.141
4mm/P4
Having built most of the structures and trackwork for Wallingford, his P4 branch terminus, John Hayes turns his attention to the baseboards.
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30586 in EM
p.145
4mm/EM
Iain Rice fulfills a long-held dream and builds a Beattie well tank.
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Merlin smashes Mallard's speed record!
p.151
Roy Jackson installs a digital speedometer on the East Coast Main Line
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Airbrushes - the inside view
p.153
Catalogues and product surveys can only tell you so much. When push comes to shove, there's nothing like the word-of-mouth verdict of someone who knows what they're talking about. Six well-known modellers explain the whys and wherefores of their particular choice of airbrush.
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Jack Kine 1921-2005
p.157
SFX pioneer who developed many of the ideas and techniques used in high-quality scenic modelling.