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Edited by Barry Norman
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.162
Brassmasters releases an Easichas kit (EM/P4) for the Bachmann SECR/SR Wainwright Class C 0-6-0 together with a separate detailing etch; Penbits Model Railways releases sprung diesel bogie kits in 4mm (EM/P4) for the Bachmann EE Type 3 (Class 37) and Production Deltic (Class 55) locomotives;
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Llanberis
p.163
7mm
John Stockton Wood's fascination with Llanberis led him to research and commission the building of this 7mm model from the most skilled of our professional model makers.
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Early LMS Brake Vans for EM
p.176
4mm/EM
With a choice of two LMS brake van kits available from Parkside Dundas, Mick Moore has taken a look at both, and meticulously refined and assembled eight of them to complete his collection of goods trains.
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Made in Korea
p.181
7mm
After seeing Martyn Welch's photographs of the new 7mm scale Lee Marsh Model Co LMS 'Jubilee', we wondered how such a stunningly beautiful model could be manufactured so perfectly in Asia.
To find answers to our questions we spoke to Lee Marsh, who is not only a fine professional model maker, but also the critical eye and founder of Lee Marsh Model Co.
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Track - How it Works and How to Model it
p.185
2mm/2mm FS
Martin Goodall reviews the 2mm Scale Association's handbook edited by Geoff Jones.
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A Wolverhampton Wanderer Part Two
p.186
4mm/P4
In MRJ 221, Karl Crowther showed us how he built the chassis of his 4mm scale model of a 517 Class. Here he tackles the body of the Mitchell kit.
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Hebble Vale Goods
p.191
4mm/EM
Leaving the 1960s behind, Karl Crowther has taken a nostalgic trip to the next decade for his new layout, Hebble Vale Goods.
Here he introduces us to it, and shows us the progress he has made so far before it appears at Expo EM North. We are pleased to report that we will be featuring more of this project in a future issue of MRJ as it approaches completion.
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A 7mm Scale Underframe
p.192
7mm
Geoff Haynes builds a new kit by Hobby Holidays, and discovers the joy of making something that works just like the prototype.
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A W1 for Retford Part 2
p.196
4mm/EM
Part I showed preparation of the master parts and the simpler castings for the conversion. In this part Graeme King covers the more complex mould and casting for the long firebox and cab, plus the actual Hornby A4 to EM gauge W1 conversion procedure.