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Edited by Tim Shackleton
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The Quay to East Lynn
p.282
S
Trevor Nunn describes the newly completed harbour extension - somplete with stub points and an exquisite spritsail barge - on his S scale layout.
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.293
High Level Kits 14xx and 57xx chassis kits in 4mm, Brassmasters 00/EM/P4 upgrade kit for Bachmann's 4mm Ivatt 4MT, Comet Models chassis upgrade kit for Bachmann's Hughes/Fowler Crab in 4mm
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Small Suppliers Plus
p.293
4mm
The thirty-second hornblock.
High Level Kits hornblocks in 4mm
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Running to time
p.295
4mm/EM
As a professional timetabler with the real railway, Steve Hall was given the task of delivering WTT for the EM gauge epic that is Retford - 74 individual train workings, five hours of carefully integrated and balanced action, all of it with a clearly defined purpose. This is how he did it.
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Layout Design: Framlingham
p.302
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MRJ Portfolio
p.304
4mm
Ralph Burrow's Wanhurst layout.
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10800
p.305
4mm/P4
Ugly, unsung and unsuccessful it may have been, but this pioneering British diesel went on to play a major role in BR's technical development programme. Tim Shackleton builds this unique locomotive in P4 from an Alexander Models kit.
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'Every mistake is also an opportunity to learn...'
p.310
4mm/EM
MRJ editor Tim Shackleton watches the action from Retford South Box.
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Real Atmosphere
p.310
A BR 8F at Chapel-en-le-Frith.
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Scratchbuilding a Modern Bracket Signal
p.311
4mm
When it comes to building working colour-light signals in 4mm scale, Tony Sissons is in a class of his own.