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Issue 33 1989 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Bob Barlow & Gerry Beale
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MRJ Portfolio
p.220
Bob How's 'Lidney Town' station and Peter Squibb's up starter signal for Winchester Chesil
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Representing Pantiles
p.221
4mm
Gerry Hall passes on another of his techniques for small scale architectural modelling
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MRJ Portfolio
p.222
S
Views of Jas Millham's Bishop's Yaxford 'S' scale layout
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Watlingford
p.223
7mm/0
David Tuffs is another O gauge convert who found that 'moving up' from 4mm scale actually enabled him to get an exhibition layout finished. It also opened a window on a 7mm world of kits and bits that is largely a mystery to those working in other scales.
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.228
Ginginjini; 4mm Cambrian 3 plank wagon transfers. Robert Evans; book on The Pantewan Railway. Wills; station canopy in 4mm. Branchlines; 4mm chassis kit for LSWR 'Terrier' +3mm kit for a push-bike.The Caledonian Railway Association; 7mm scale drawings. Impetus; Ruston 48DS and Hunslet 15" 0-6-0ST in 4mm & 7mm. Peter R Lewin various parts for model boats. Proops; new premises. London Road Models; LNWR coach, and 'Watford Tank' kits.
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Model Railway Operation - Part 4
p.229
4mm/00
Freight train formations
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On Board Track Cleaner
p.232
Pat Barnett looks at Orbit Productions' unusual vehicle-mounted orbital track cleaner.
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Number One Shop - Experimental Beattie Well Tank
p.233
4mm/P4
Another adventure of a P4 modeller on the other side of the world, Paul Berntsen, lured into British 4mm finescale by MRJ, briefly describes a model which comes up with some original answers.
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Workbench Test Track
p.236
4mm
Bob Haskins squeezes, twists and bumps into a bench-sized test track capable of evaluating suspension systems without recourse to a layout.
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Degreasant Dangers
p.236
Ben Dickinson issues a warning about products that can, if wrongly used, foul up many hours of modelling
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'395' Class in 7mm scale
p.237
7mm
John Coates builds and describes an Adams goods engine using a Shedmasters kit as a starting point
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Sleepering Differences
p.246
For those who want their trackwork to be a historical record, or just want the satisfaction of doing it right,this is invaluable material
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Copenhagen Fields - Strip Track.
p.248
2mm/2mm FS
The MRC's 2mm team try something unusual and challenging and very tough for the off-stage track sections of Copenhagen Fields. The result was 'mangled strip-track' as described here.
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Cabs for Modellers
p.250
Cab of LMS Princess of Wales class
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Armchair Conifers
p.251
4mm
Paul gets excellent results from K & L 4mm tree kits
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Twin Screw NER Tug Boat No.5
p.255
Drawing only of a NER tug boat