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Issue 164 2006 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.2
NB Models 'Sctt' class 4-4-0 (LNER/BR D30) kit in 7mm scale, The Right Clamp from Finney & Smith, NBL Type 27 Wickham trolle kit in 4mm, Comet Models LMS Dia 2046 inspection saloon kit in 4mm, Dragon Models Taff Vale twin-veranda brake van kit in 4mm
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Wansbeck Road
p.3
2mm/2mm FS
Using a variety of traditional scratchbuilding techniques, Mick Simpson recreates the North Eastern railway landscape of forty-odd years ago in 2mm finescale.
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4F in EM
p.11
4mm/EM
Geoff Haynes builds a top-of-the-range kit for this splendid LMS workhorse and finds that, for all the imagined complexity of its working inside motion, it's a surprisingly simple locomotive to put together.
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St. Hilda Colliery
p.19
In search of a prototype worth modelling, Paul Jarman puts the case for this fascinating system with layout design by Barry Norman.
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Working Brake Pipes
p.21
4mm
Jim Smith-Wright comes up with a dazzingly simple way to crack a long-standing conundrum. It seems it's all down to magnetic attraction.
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Vans for Perishables Traffic
p.23
7mm
The latest 7mm scale releases from Parkside Dundas focus on vehicles for perishables traffic. In this double feature Paul Jarman builds a pair of SR banana vans while Gerry Beale models a GWR Mica and Tevan.
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Cool, Not-So-Clear Water
p.31
Philip Harvey learned to model water the hard way - by studying the real thing rather than looking at other people's models.