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Issue 98 1997 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Bob Barlow
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.242
David Bartholomew 7mm model storage boxes. D.C.Kits 4mm Cravens DMU kits. Axminster Tool & Machinery pin vice. Roy C. Link industrial waterslide transfers and narrow gauge wagon kits. Classic Commercials 7mm postwar Bedford lorries. Impetus Models 7mm Manning Wardle 0-6-0 photo contributed by Paul Bernsten.
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From Hull, Hell and Halifax
p.243
4mm/P4
For Steve Hall, the smoke, dirt and dark satanic mills of the West Riding represent the golden days of his youth. He's tried to recapture some of that magic in his superb 4mm/P4 layout.
Steam-diesel transition era layout.
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Bubble-Free Casting
p.256
Casting resin at home can produce variable results, as Richard de Camin explained in his well-received article in MRJ No. 54. At the time, he wished he'd got a de-gassing machine. Well, now he has, and here's his postscript.
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Bulk Modelling for Bulk Trains
p.258
John Webb found resin casting a useful technique for mass-produced bulk trains. However, it wasn't quite as smooth and easy as he hoped.
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Layouts for Operation
p.260
There's been a lot of talk about operation over the past year; Richard Chown has produced layout designs with operation primarily in mind.
'Tonmawr Junction' - based on the South Wales Mineral Railway. 'Sun Street Yard' - a city goods station.
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Whitemetal Wonders
p.265
4mm
Tim Shackleton looks at 4mm kits from David Geen, and finds that they're outstanding examples of whitemetal mastering, casting and information.
LNWR fitted van, diag. 88. LSWR 10T bolsetr wagon, diag. 1595.
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Scratchbuilding by Computer
p.267
Iain Dobson and Ian Middleditch have found a way to feed accurate railway drawings into the computer and out onto plastic sheet. Ian Middleditch explains.
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Better Baths and Buckets
p.269
The search for good-looking gutters began with the building of galvanised harware. Graham Rayner concludes his looks at aluminium foil fabrication.
Buckets and watering cans.
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A Bridge Too Far
p.272
4mm
J. Alan Cook tackles the big scenic feature of his 4mm layout and finds he needs a five-year break.
Construction of a North Eastern girder bridge.