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Issue 99 1997 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Bob Barlow
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.282
Modelmaster waterslide transfers. Leakey sheet metal guillotine. Island Scientific de-gassing equipment for resin casting. Comet Models 4mm catalogue. Roy Link 7mm industrial cast brass components. Townstreet stonecast structure kits. Trevor Lloyd-Lee book: 'Logic One - Two-rail Wiring'. Trainsfers cab destination waterslide transfers for class 158 Sprinters. Blackham Transfers / Dragon Models transfers. Home of 0 Gauge catalogue for 7mm modelling. GW Models universal riveting tool. David Baxter Archetype commission-made buildings. Classic Commercials 7mm figures. Backwoods Miniatures 009 Ffestiniog Hunslet kit.
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Mechanical Horse in 7mm
p.283
7mm
With its punched-in nose, unsophisticated style and purposeful gait, the original railway fleet version of the Scammell Mechanical Horse had the air of a pensioned-off boxer. In service these distinctive railway road vehicles certainly proved that they could take plenty of punishment. Gerry Beale wanted an example, specifically to cart containers - and he chose a 7mm Phoenix kit to fill the bill.
Phoenix Model Developments kit.
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Baseboards for Thursford
p.287
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Saxted
p.289
2mm/2mm FS
Retirement and the inspirational work of 2mm pioneers almost 50 years ago got Ray Fricker started on his own layout.
Pre-grouping GER branch terminus.
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Layout Design: Marple
p.296
Midland Railway main line through-station
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Midland Six-Wheel Guard's Van
p.299
7mm
Eldred Clark refines the Slater's 7mm kit for this well-known prototype.
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The Last Great Project
p.302
7mm
David Jenkinson gets to work on his 7mm layout.
Part 5. Baseboard construction and tracklaying.
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Midland Kirtley 0-6-0
p.309
4mm/EM
Scratchbuilt 40 years ago, Sid Stubb's EM gauge engine still runs perfectly.
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Christmas Crossword
p.311
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Finescale 0 Gauge Improved
p.312
7mm/7mm FS
Jim Snowdon believes finescale 7mm standards can be adjusted to make it look and run better.
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Home-made transfers
p.315
The small lettering usually applied to the solebars of coaches and some wagons, giving dimensions, weight and other vital statistics, is a detail often overlooked by modellers. But not wishing to be defeated by such little things, Trevor Pott set about producing hand-painted transfers to decorate his models' nether regions.