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Product Review
Issue 115 (1999)
p.292
Tim Shackleton takes a closer look at some of the new High Level 'Precision' gearboxes.
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Remembering the Roadrailer
Issue 147 (2003)
p.303
4mm
The prototype may have been a nine-day wonder but the Scalecraft/Peco kit was a fine model that's now a prized collector's item. Steve Knight and Tim Shackleton tell the story behind a long-forgotten experiment.
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Rolling, rolling, rolling..
Issue 144 (2003)
p.194
2mm, 4mm
N Brass Locomotives rolling road kit review
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Sayer-Chaplin signals
Issue 191 (2009)
p.151
A little archaeological exploration helps Tim Shackleton unearth further information about a pioneering finescale manufacturer.
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Splits made simple
Issue 165 (2006)
p.58
4mm
Just as everyone of a certain age learned to drive in a Morris Minor, so reworking the old Mainline J72 became, for many modellers, the first faltering step into finescale. This recent conversion pushes things along a little, with split-chassis construction, sprung hornblocks, three-stage gearing and other refinements.
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Standard Procedures
Issue 133 (2002)
p.44
4mm/P4
With an eye to easy P4 conversions, Tim Shackleton looks at the Bachmann model.
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Standard Procedures Part 2
Issue 134 (2002)
p.99
4mm/P4
Tim Shackleton refines the superb Bachmann 2-6-4 tank and converts it to P4.
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Still Rolling...
Issue 157 (2005)
p.52
The multi-gauge Bachrus 50 rolling road delivers versatility, vibration-free running and precision engineering. Tim Shackleton is ersiously impressed.
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Straight 8
Issue 148 (2004)
p.2
4mm/EM
Making an impressive RTR model even better, Tim Shackleton hangs a Brassmasters detail kit on the new-style Hornby 8F.
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Suburban 'Motor Houses'
Issue 104 (1998)
p.189
4mm
They were the runt descendants of the grand old coach-houses and once covered suburbia like a rash. Pre-fabricated, free-standing garages - many of which still moulder in gardens and back plots - are not, however, without modelling attractions, as Tim Shackleton explains.