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A Claud for tight curves
Issue 199 (2010)
p.143
S
After leaving the mainline at Bishop's Yaxford, and passing through Rookfield and Coldbridge, the parcels train caused much excitement when it arrived at Yaxbury. This was the first time a Claud Hamilton had been seen on the branch. With the arrival of a new locomotive on the Yaxbury Branch I was interested to find out how Jas Millham had managed to build an engine that would negotiate his tight curves and haul its train faultlessly. Here he explains how he blended an articulated chassis with compensation and split frames to create something a little unusual.
GER Claud Hamilton (LNER D14/D15/D16) 4-4-0
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Abbey Street
Issue 260 (2018)
p.2
S
We welcome back Jas Milham to the pages of MRJ with his latest S-scale layout. Over the years we have followed the changes he has made to his rural Yaxbury Branch, but now he has used his imagination and characterful modelling style to create an East Anglian layout with an urban theme
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Bishop's Yaxford
Issue 29 (1989)
p.49
S
Jas Millham is one of the hobby's characters and a leading exponent of the all-imperial scale known as S (3/16" to 1ft). Falling nicely between 4mm and 7mm scales, it is widely regarded as the 'ideal' size, yet is also perceived as a scratchbuilder's scale, having minimal trade support. However Jas contends that it is no more difficult than finescale 4mm.
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Bishop's Yaxford Revisited
Issue 220 (2013)
p.9
S
Jas Millham explains how trains operated at Bishop's Yaxford, the junction station on his Yaxbury Branch, and introduces us to the changes he has made since it was last featured in MRJ 129.
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Bridge on the River Ply
Issue 91 (1996)
p.313
3mm
A 3mm model of a classic East Anglian bridge.
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Coldbridge Halt
Issue 47 (1991)
p.136
S
Moe of Jas Millham's work in the scratchbuilder's scale, S(3/16in-1ft), depicting, as usual, the GER country he knows and loves. This is another episode in the steady growth of a layout full of charm and character, plus a couple of lessons on what you can do with dead hydrangeas, a 1967 Volvo Amazon and things found in rubbish skips.
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More thoughts about Yaxbury
Issue 212 (2012)
p.3
S
MRJ readers will be familiar with Jas Millham's classic S Scale Great Eastern branch line set in the 1950s. Here he reveals the next chapter of its story, and brings us up to date with recent changes at Yaxbury, and explains the reasoning that has led him to change the station for the third time.
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Rookfield Siding
Issue 115 (1999)
p.283
S
The S Scale Model Railway Society issued a challenge for its members to come up with a micro layout. Jas Millham decided to have a go and this article is based upon an item that subsequently featured in the society newsletter.
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Rookfield's control panel
Issue 144 (2003)
p.173
S
By following prototype practice, Jas Milham adds interest to operations on S scale Yaxbury branch.
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Searchlight Signals
Issue 273 (2019)
p.231
S
Searchlight signals were installed initially by the 1930s, the colour of the lens being changed mechanically. Although rarely modelled, Jas Millham decided to include them at Abbey Street, his S scale layout that was featured in MRJ No. 260. Here he describes how he built them, and introduces a new topic to the pages of the MRJ