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Edited by Martyn Welch
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.163
Comet Models coach super detailing etch in 4mm, Agenoria Models Hudswell Clarke 0-4-0ST in 7mm and 'Alice' class Hunslet 0-4-0St in 7mmNG, POWSIDES Gloucester 1-plank PO wagon kit and L&Y dia D31 6-wheel rail wagon kit in 7mm
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Somerset Farewell
p.163
4mm
When the original article on Jim Savage's extensive 'Tonevale' appeared in MRJ No. 69, it made quite an impact. We are keen to feature subsequent developments as work on the huge layout progressed, but sadly Jim died in 1998. We are fortunate in being able to publish this follow-up article form Jim's own notes discovered by Dave Gatland, who also pays tribute to him.
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Loco Power
p.169
7mm
Highly respected and experienced model builder Laurie Griffin takes a look at some of the motive power he employs in his 7mm scale models and offers his thoughts upon their use.
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Real Atmosphere
p.172
Undated photograph goods yards with a grounded van body serving as a depot store, location not specified.
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Three SR Vans
p.173
4mm
John Hayes builds three variants (dias 1428, 1429, 1458) of the SR standard van using Ratio 4mm kits as the basis
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Multi-Point Drop Riveter
p.178
Allan Sibley builds a variation on the drop riveter described by John Hayes in MRJ No. 73
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A Victorian Skeleton
p.179
4mm
Steve Hall gets that glazed look over a delicate structure.
Modelling the Halifax St. Paul's station canopy in derelict, 1950s condition, for Halifax Kings Cross
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MRJ Workshop: Wantage Tramway No. 5 - Part 7
p.185
7mm
Laurie Griffin continues construction of the Wantage Tramway loco 'Jane' in 7mm
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Thoughts on six-wheel coaches
p.191
3mm
George Mitcheson scratchbuilds a Cleminson chassis
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Universal Cleminson Truck Chassis for Six-wheel Vehicles
p.193
4mm
Simon de Souza loks at the Brassmasters 4mm scale kit.
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Bulleid Into Submission
p.196
4mm
If you are old enough to remember when finescale choice was sorely limited, this 4mm fibreglass kit might be considered retro-chic. But, on the other hand, it might be better off left in the past. Tim Shackleton gets back to absolute basics.
Q kits of Leeds Bulleid diesel kit