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Edited by Bob Barlow & Gerry Beale
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Ashburton
p.138
4mm/EM
Chris Lamacraft's EM layout is a first exercise in finescale railway modelling. indeed it's a first exercise in any kind of railway modelling, so it involved a great deal of learning, experimentation and what Chris calls "simple logic". This is a heart-warming and encouraging tale of a finescale first effort
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Easingwold Railway No.2
p.147
Drawings and notes of a Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0ST
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Model Railway Operation - Part 2
p.152
Planning layout traffic
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The Lineside Coaster
p.156
7mm
Interest in the rich variety of railway possibilities offered by ports and harbours....... is on the rise. But this throws up new and demanding problems, ... like realising that most sea-going ships are BIG! In 7mm they are VERY big! Brian Self discovered this when he set out to upgrade a model boat kit into a finescale coaster which ended up a yard long.
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Building 'Russell'
p.161
, A virtual newcomer to scratchbuilding, Peter Booth has built a Welsh Highland 'Russell' to the unusual scale of 8mm / 1ft. This is a magnificent testimonial to what can be achieved with inspiration and correct information.
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.169
Dapol; re-introduction of 'Airfix kits. HR Models; court case against. Caley Coaches; new kits for 'Grampian' stock. The Engine Shed; Merco and Biltezee products.Peter Thatcher; Stainless steel etchings of numbers, nameplates and train name insignia for LNER express stock.
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Improving Slaters P.O. Wagon
p.170
Chris Crofts goes 7mm for 'Inkerman Street'.