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Dewsbury Main Line
Issue 210 (2011)
p.269
7mm/S7
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Dewsbury Town
Issue 255 (2017)
p.143
7mm/S7
Bob Essery describes Dewsbury Town, the third and final component of the Deswbury ScaleSeven project
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Ellerton Road Update
Issue 259 (2017)
p.315
7mm/S7
Bob essay provides an update on Ellerton Road which was built by Alan Turner, George Brodie, Paul Stokes, Ron Pitts, Paul Clark, Emma Heywood, Tony Overton and Bob Essery
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Ken York
Issue 20 (1988)
p.34
Ken York, P4 pioneer, Scalefour Society founder member, Scaleforum manager, the power behind 'Heckmondwike' and 'Bodmin', died in October last year at the age of 42. He took his own life for reasons that can only be guessed at. What is known, however, is that his uncompromising modelling ideals and great personal drive combined to make him an unstoppable force for the good of finescale modelling as a whole and 4mm scale in particular. The sum of his achievements add up to far more than a list of layouts, society posts and Scaleforum dates - it spawned, rather, an attitude, an idea that the pursuit of perfection might be an enjoyable and respectable thing to do in an age when standards in all things were generally seen to be in decline. It is an ethic which lives and grows in finescale modelling to this day. Here, some of Ken's friends remember the 'tough cookie' policeman who carried the P4 banner.
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London Tilbury & Southend Railway '69' class 0-6-2T
Issue 36 (1990)
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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Modelling the Black Fives in 4mm
Issue 25 (1988)
p.219
4mm/P4
When MRJ briefed Rod Neep to provide a top quality rendition of the ubiquitous Black 5, we had no doubt that we were handing down a modelling challenge, but few of us had any idea of the prototype minefield into which we were blithely strolling. Before we could even raise a file in anger, Rod had to isolate the details of his chosen example - a tiresome business, considering the butchery and trouble shooting to be faced on the model. Here's how he did it - and to help our readers off to a rather better start, we've persuaded Bob Essery to take a broad look at the class, sorting out key differences.
In-depth account of construction of the DJH kit accompanied by detailed prototype notes and photos.
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Operations at Broom Junction
Issue 186 (2008)
p.242
7mm/7mm FS
Bob Essery describes a sequence of movements on the 7mm finescale layout built by members of the Warley Model Railway Club
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Regulatory Practices
Issue 184 (2008)
p.194
Former footplateman Bob Essery offers some points on prototypical driving technique.
Prototype considerations for correct train operation, focusing on speed, acceleration and braking etc.
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Seen at the Scale7 Group AGM
Issue 194 (2009)
p.261
7mm/S7
Photos of some of the models on display at the Scale7 Group AGM, including Midland Railway breakdown train built by George Brodie for Dewsbury, resin cast Midland Railway cattle wagon by Paul Clarke, and Chris Perry's model of the Brunswick Arms public house.
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Stone Walling
Issue 68 (1994)
p.27
The impressive stone retaining walls on 'Dewsbury' represent a triumph out of a series of disasters.
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