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Edited by Paul Karau
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.162
MODEL RAILWAY DEVELOPMENTS - 4mm wagon W-irons, suspension plates and wheelbase jigs. HOLLAR MODELS (via PARKSIDE DUNDAS) - 1950s/60s wagon posters. BRASSMASTERS - EM/P4 EasiChas for Hornby LNER A4.
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Planning Burford's Townscape
p.163
4mm/EM
Following on from his articles in MRJ No.71 and 196, Martin Goodall continues the story of the design and construction (so far) of the Burford Branch - a GWR branch line terminus based loosely on Ashburton.
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Brassmasters - the growth of a cottage industry
p.169
John Jennison delves into the Brassmasters archives and lifts the lid on the personalities and background to one of our longest established kit manufacturers.
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In Defence of a Dying Art
p.172
Geoff Holt defends the art of scratchbuilding and talks us through the various techniques and processes required to get started scratchbuilding a locomotive.
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Screw Couplings
p.177
4mm
Step by step guide to making working steam-era style screw couplings in 4mm scale.
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Iron Ore Hoppers - Part 6
p.180
4mm
With Part Six, Geoff Kent concludes this series.
Thirteen ton coal hoppers.
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7mm Horsebox Upgrade
p.183
7mm
Paul Jarman builds a Parkside diagram N13 GWR Horse Box.
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More computer-designed buildings
p.186
Alec Fry describes a technique for combining computer-aided design with photography to deliver an accurate representation of buildings.
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Caledonian Railway No. 900
p.188
Photographs of Mike Gilgannon's model of Caledonian Railway 'Dunalastair' class No.900.
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Trees from seamoss
p.189
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Real Atmosphere
p.192
T9 on level crossing at Wadebridge in 1959.
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Goods yard operation on an exhibition layout
p.193
7mm/0
Leeton - an O gauge ex-LNWR terminus layout set in Lancashire in 1959.