Magazine MRJ Thread
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Dikitriki
Flying Squad
I have just received MRJ 227, and I have to say it looks a cracking issue. Surely something for everyone:
Tucking Mill
Pugsley's 37
7mm turnout construction
Sheeted Loads
Nottingham Goods Depot in 4mm
And just for me, an ad for a new magazine - LMS review magazine - for prototype and model inspirations.
Something to look forward to later.
Richard
Tucking Mill
Pugsley's 37
7mm turnout construction
Sheeted Loads
Nottingham Goods Depot in 4mm
And just for me, an ad for a new magazine - LMS review magazine - for prototype and model inspirations.
Something to look forward to later.
Richard
Heather Kay
Western Thunderer
Mine turned up, too. The sheeted loads article looks very interesting, as does the ad for the new profile for the LMS diesel-electrics. I think an order might be made for a copy.
Simon
Flying Squad
Apologies, this isn't going to be very informative (234 is out, it's very good) but for those who haven't already seen it over on RMweb user "Arthur" (I don't know his real name) has created a minor work of genius around the main theme of the thread about the current issue, just take a look at this
Simon
Simon
Heather Kay
Western Thunderer
That is superb. Thank you for linking!
Osgood
Western Thunderer
I believe the first version (at one time banned by Youtube?) was Hitler gets banned from Sony Playstation Online - which contained the immortal line, following his revelation that he was only left with Superf******gMario for entertainment, of: "I mean how much fun can you have with a Belgian plumber". I must admit this MRJ version runs a very close 2nd!
oldravendale
Western Thunderer
Absolutely agree. I love people who can take the p155 out of the hobby!
Osgood
Western Thunderer
Absolutely agree. I love people who can take the p155 out of the hobby!
Don't you mean the P4?
oldravendale
Western Thunderer
before going into the workshop
- well done that man
Heather Kay
Western Thunderer
Postie just delivered this.
From the "in this issue" blurb, you'd be forgiven for thinking the D6300 on the cover is 2mm scale. It's not. It's our very own Simon Castens', and there's an article about 1/32nd scale modelling inside.
From the "in this issue" blurb, you'd be forgiven for thinking the D6300 on the cover is 2mm scale. It's not. It's our very own Simon Castens', and there's an article about 1/32nd scale modelling inside.
Captain Kernow
Western Thunderer
Never seen it before in me life, Guv!Postie just delivered this.
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From the "in this issue" blurb, you'd be forgiven for thinking the D6300 on the cover is 2mm scale. It's not. It's our very own Simon Castens', and there's an article about 1/32nd scale modelling inside.
Captain Kernow
Western Thunderer
Seriously - well done Jerry for a super, classic edition.
Buckjumper
Flying Squad
I picked up my copy from Peter Hunt's Den of Iniquity yesterday. Photos of diesels running in the snow on garden lines in Railway Modeller really fired my imagination in the late 70s and the cover brought it all back
I've only had a chance for a quick skim through so far, but already it looks like it's going to be one of those memorable issues. Well done Jerry!
I've only had a chance for a quick skim through so far, but already it looks like it's going to be one of those memorable issues. Well done Jerry!