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A Cuckoo Among The Ravens
Issue 175 (2007)
p.122
4mm/P4
Chrs Pendlenton models an Ivatt 4MT mogul in P4, using a Bachmann RTR body, a Brassmasters 'club sandwich' chassis and a lot of mechanical ingenuity.
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A Western 8F
Issue 200 (2010)
p.202
4mm/EM
Chris Pendlenton deals with the 'mechanicals' and Gerry Beale makes a cosmetic upgrade to the Hornby LMS 2-8-0.
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An Express Train for the Main Line (and less savoury places)
Issue 200 (2010)
p.179
4mm
Chris Pendlenton provides an account of how to make a long train of Bachmann Mk 1s safe to travel in and walk through on the finescale railway (especially when being propelled).
Including details of the 'Wakefield' and 'wiry' sprung gangways.
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An Inspection at North Shields
Issue 58 (1992)
p.242
4mm
Chris Pendleton's matchless layout in full.
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An Overdue Christmas Parcel?
Issue 219 (2012)
p.311
Chris Pendlenton urges modellers to buy a lathe.
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Christmas Parcels
Issue 195 (2009)
p.283
4mm/P4
Guest editor Chris Pendlenton takes a look at a neglected area of railway activity and, with his friend RSM, goes to North Shields in the run up to Christmas for an educative look at the parcels traffic.
Recollections of parcels traffic in the North East during the 1960s, with photos of Chris Pendlenton's North Shields featuring parcels, snow and steam!
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Flush-Sided Coaching Stock
Issue 39 (1990)
p.480
4mm
Chris Pendleton looks into the challenges presented by flush-sided coaches - which aren't 'flush' at all - using the complete Comet kit for a 4mm LNER Thompson semi-corridor lavatory composite.
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Hal O' the Wynd - Dyna Drive developed for 4mm steam - Part 1
Issue 28 (1989)
p.19
4mm/P4
As MRJ readers will know, Chris Pendlenton takes a technician's approach to his superb P4 models, devising his own sometimes complex solutions and applying them on carefully-considered engineering principles with a high degree of accuracy and skill. Who better, then, to be given the task of fitting the much discussed Dyna Drive system - previously only fitted with any degree of success to diesels - in a steamer, the Peppercorn A1? Dyna Drive's manufacturers say that Chris, working on MRJ's commission, has corrected the problems, opening the way for new components which are already in production. This, indeed, is modelling at the forward frontier - but it contains lessons for everyone.
Chris builds the Proscale A1 kit. Includes a reproduction of works drawings of A1. Continued in issue 29.
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Hal O' the Wynd - Part 2
Issue 29 (1989)
p.59
4mm/P4
Chris Pendlenton concludes his 4mm Peppercorn A1 with DynaDrive by putting the chassis together and constructing and detailing the body.
Continued from issue 28.
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Interlude at North Shields
Issue 149 (2004)
p.45
4mm
Amid the timeless routines of mineral traffic and shipyard steel, Chris Pendlenton watches a Tyneside drama unfold.