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Edited by Barry Norman
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.322
The latest 4mm scale etched kit from Ian MacDonald is the impressive Swindon-designed Dia.S13 six-wheeled INSIXFISH fish van; Modelu have a new Edwardian range of seated passengers made with volunteers from Didcot Railway Museum in a variety of scales.
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Rosehearty
p.323
7mm/0
A peaceful setting, occasionally disturbed, and exposed to the Moray Firth coast are the roots of inspiration for John Duffy's first 7mm sale layout. Unusual in its spaciousness, John described why he built this quiet Great North of Scotland station.
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Tinkering with a BBA
p.330
4mm/P4
James Wells refines the Cavalex RTR BBA Wagon.
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Returning South
p.333
7mm/S7
Barry Norman describes his ScaleSeven model of a J69.
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Modelling Burntisland's Roundhouse
p.336
4mm
Lindsay Galloway continues his story from MRJ 281.
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A Cameo for Templefield
p.341
4mm
The everyday passenger would not give a second glance, but this scene attracted David Fisher. He has converted a secondhand Bachmann BG into a cameo for Templefield, which we featured in MRJ 273.
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SR Platform Edging
p.345
4mm
James Smith takes us through his attempt to reproduce Southern Region platform edging in 4mm scale using both 3D printing and brass etching techniques.
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Banner Repeater Signals for High Wycombe
p.347
4mm
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A Local Train of Thought
p.351
4mm/00
Proud to be one of the winners of the Cameo Competition, Paul Rhodes introduces s to his ideas behind Old Parrock, and the way he built it.
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Kit Bashing Bridge Castings
p.357
In this article David Wager explains some of the methods he used to create bridge abutments and piers by adapting standard Townstreet Casting kit components.