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Shock Tactics
Compendium 3 (1997)
p.22
S
No, it's not April 1st. Jas Millham really has built a wobbling shock-absorbing van in S-scale.
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The Bendy J17
Issue 100 (1998)
p.2
Getting scale locomotives round bends can drive you round the bend. Jas Millham resorted to building one of his S scale 0-6-0s as an 0-4-2-0 and and, despite an early attempt at mechanical suicide, ended up with a model which negotiated curves with silky smoothness.
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The End of the Line
Compendium 2 (1994)
p.87
S
The work of Jas Millham is a favorite with exhibition-goers and MRJ readers alike, mainly because he has used enormous flair and artistry to make his 'Yaxbury' layout - in the minority scale of S (3/16in - 1ft) - a classic representation of Great Eastern territory in the 1950s. Here. he takes us on a brief tour of the last completed corner of the model, a lingering look at a small country branch so to fall to Dr. Beeching's axe.
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The Rookfield Length
Issue 183 (2008)
p.152
S
Multi-level layouts, though commonplace in the USA, are almost unknown in Britain - especially in S scale. The ever-inventive Jas Millham describes how the Yaxbury branch has almost tripled its length without leaving his attic.
1950s ex-GER East Anglian branch line.
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The Yaxbury branch moves sand
Issue 167 (2006)
p.151
S
Prototypical operation is everything as far as Jas Milham is concerned. here he describes one of the daily workings on his celebrated S scale layout.
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Three Mills
Issue 158 (2005)
p.83
3mm/3mm FS
A layout by Jas Milham has a character all of its own. Here he describes his latest creation in 3mm finescale.
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Yaxbury Reincarnated
Issue 71 (1994)
p.152
S
Jas Millham makes a fresh start, making his East Anglian S scale terminus even more East Anglian.
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