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Issue 176 2007 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.162
London Road Models 4mm brake van kit, Radio Spares' wheel blackening pen, Cambridge Custom Transfers mutiple scale transfers, DJH Model Loco RTR 7mm locomotives,
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Finescale in the Garden
p.163
7mm
Painter supreme Alan Brackenborough takes us on a tour of his 7mm scale garden railway - a masteriece of balance and proportion, an object lesson in awareness of the possibilities of space. Like everything Brack does, it's beautifully conceived and executed, the perfect showcase for his ever-growing collection of exquisite hand-built models.
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Two Houses For Penhelig
p.175
4mm
Geoff Taylor builds a pair of 4mm scale detached houses with an unmistakeably Welsh flavour.
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Iron Ore Hoppers - a neglected species
p.177
4mm
Geoff Kent begins his survey of some of the more commonplace (but rarely modeled) ironstone wagons.
Part 1 of 3. Continued in issue 182.
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Simplicity itself - a postwar 3F
p.185
Whether in prototype or model form, was there ever a more uncomplicated workaday locomotive than those Johnson/Deeley 3Fs? Tom Mallard tries out some new constructional ideas with his P4 version.
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Teak Graining
p.189
7mm
Using coloured wood varnishes 'exactly as it says on the tin', Martyn Welch shows how he has achieved a superbly realistic simlated teak finish on a pair of Gresley coaches in 7mm scale.
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MRJ Portfolio
p.201
4mm/P4
No. 114, Edward Pease, a Stockton & Darlington passenger locomotive, scratchbuilt in P4 by Bob Hetherington.