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Issue 36 1990 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Bob Barlow & Gerry Beale
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MRJ Portfolio
p.338
7mm/7mm FS
Building for 'Inkerman Street'
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Inkerman Street - The Baseboards
p.340
7mm/7mm FS
Barry Norman draws on several layouts' worth of experience to produce the unusually-testing shape required for MRJ's 7mm project layout.
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10 ton Coal Hopper Wagon
p.344
7mm
Photograph and drawing of a Moresby Coal Company Ltd. wagon. (Cumberland area)
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Perspective Modelling
p.345
4mm
Geoff's model of 'Aylesbury' has a townscape in a space truly too small for it to fit. It's an illusion created by oddly-shaped blocks and cut-outs that deceive the eye. Geoff demonstrates, brilliantly convincing results achieved by trial and error rather than mathematical formulae.
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Slater's 7mm Tank Wagon Kit
p.349
7mm
Review of a new 'multi-media' kit for the RCH 1923 14T tank wagon
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Model Railway Operation - Part 7
p.353
Signalling and interlocking and their effect on running
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'Talyllyn' in 4mm
p.360
4mm/NG
Francis Samish builds a 1940 version of 'Talyllin' No.1 - a loco which can still be seen today - using the new Meridian kit.
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.361
Fablon; cork type as track underlay. Industrial Railway Society; contact details. Warley MRC; video of exhibition. Taylor Plastic Models; 2mm body kit for bolster wagon. Pendon Museum; "smoking" rub-on transfers in 4mm. MJT; hornblocks and guides. Studio Scale Models; Irish rolling stock kits. Comet; Pullman coach overlays.
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London Tilbury & Southend Railway '69' class 0-6-2T
p.362
Notes illustration and a 1947 drawing by PE Barnes (from MRJ's collection) of a delightful and hard-working class.
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In Search of the 'Buckjumpers' - Part 2
p.364
Iain Rice concludes his comprehensive round-up of this large and diverse class.
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Structures Worth Modelling - No.4
p.371
An industrial line-side building cluster.