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Edited by Paul Karau
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.202
Planet Industrials announce their first RTR model in OO gauge, a Kerr Stuart Victory 0-6-0T and also a post-date conversion kit for the Hornby W4 Peckett; Brassmasters produce an EasiChas kit for the Hornby GER/LNER J15 0-6-0 for either EM or P4 gauge, coupling rods for the Hornby 8F 2-8-0, Hornby Black 5 and GWR 2251; Tony McSean at Hollar Models announces the transfer range is moving to free online downloads.
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A Path to Fulfilment
p.203
2mm/N, 4mm/00, 7mm/0
There can't be too many modellers who have worked in all scales from Z to 3.5 inch gauge, but that is what Professor Tony White has done over 80 years with impressive results and personal satisfaction.
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Drighlington and Adwalton
p.210
4mm/P4
A model / prototype comparison of photographs of Steve Halls P4 model of Drighlington and Adwalton.
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Designs for Bleddfa Road
p.211
7mm/0
Not content to rest on his laurels, Geoff Forster decided to scrap his lovely Llangunllo layout (MRJ 263) and embark on a new adventure - this time in 7mm.
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Wagon Loads through Churston, 1934
p.216
4mm
Continuing on from MRJ 275 Trevor Pott illustrates some locos that whilst not unusual, don't pass through Churston that often.
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Two-Car Cinderellas
p.217
4mm/EM
Stephen Hannington builds a 4mm model of a 2-HAL electric train using a variety of kits and scratchbuilding techniques.
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An LNER Quad Art in 4mm
p.222
4mm/S4
Alan Webber completes an LNER quad art set in 4mm scale and populates it with passengers.
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My Brain Trains: A different approach to railway modelling?
p.229
4mm
John Chick describes a personal approach to layout operation using his own design of automated radio control.
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Modelling Burntisland's Roundhouse
p.235
4mm
Lindsay Galloway describes the challenging construction of the roundhouse structure for Burntisland.