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Edited by Roy Jackson
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.82
Parkside Dundas new kits - 7mm SR 10t Insulated Meat Van Diag. 1477, 4mm GRW Goods Vans V12/14/16; High Level Kits 4mm Dean Goods chassis kit; PH Design nut and washer tool; Lanarkshire Models and Supplies 4mm EM/P4 tender chassis kits to fit Bachmann Stanier 4000gallon and Bachmann 3500gallon tenders
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Black Lion Crossing: The prologue
p.83
4mm/EM
Black Lion Crossing is the successor to Blakeney (see MRJs 65 and 142) which has now been retired after two decades and more on the exhibition circuit.
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Another Diamond Jubilee
p.93
2mm/2mm FS
Modelling the Manchester, Sheffield and Wath electrification
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An EM2 in 2mm
p.97
2mm/2mm FS
An EM2 for Woodhead in 2mm
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GWR Fencing in 4mm
p.99
4mm
Shipley Model Railway Society member Frank Davies described how they built wire fencing for the Hungerford exhibition layout. He says 'Modellers who have limited patience should probably give this approach a miss, but for those of you who enjoy a challenge and have infinite patience then this approach may be the solution you are looking for.'
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Malcolm Cornelius Crawley 1931-2012
p.100
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Cravens 105 basic conversions to EM - Simples!
p.101
4mm/EM
Bachmann Cravens DMU conversion to EM
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A Fiddle Yard Turntable
p.103
4mm/P4
A turntable for the London Road fiddle yard.
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Can we fix it?
p.105
4mm
This lovely 4mm scale model by Trevor Pott was built as 'a bit of fun', inspired by a ride in David Hyde's Austin 7.
Photographs of the model built from an Autocraft DG kit.
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Upper Yard in 7mm
p.106
7mm/0
Set during LMS days in a fictional Nottingham, the yard is approached obliquely from beneath a lengthy steel viaduct.
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Christmas Competition Results
p.112
The winner from the top three entries (drawn out of a hat) is Colin Feist from Winchester, and the two runners up are David Carter from Wakefield and Richard Chown from Philpstoun.
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MRJ Portfolio
p.113
Not a railway in sight but we know where it is.
A little taster of Cliff Parson's 'Gresley Beat'.
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Southern Coaches in the Maunsell Era Part 2
p.114
4mm
Part 2
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John W. Charman
p.115
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Tom Harland
p.116