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Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.162
High Level Kits gearboxes in 4mm, C-Rail Intermodal 2mm and 4mm container and bulktainer transfers, Colin Craig container flat kits in 4mm, London Road Models LBSC B4 kit in 4mm, LRM hornblocks in 4mm
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Small Suppliers Plus
p.163
Graham Turner/Morgan Gilbert jig for Alex Jackson coupling/mounting in 4mm, 2mm Scale Association Beginner's Guide to 2mm Finescale Modelling
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Sand Hutton
p.165
1/4in
In modelling the least-documented of all English narrow-gauge railways, Peter Kazer chose to use 1/4in scale rather than true 7mm. The outcome is a highly individual representation of an unusual and attractive prototype.
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Sprung wagon underframes - fast
p.171
4mm
David Lane finds the 4mm scale Masokits subframes deliver accurate, functioning running gear in no time at all.
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Big Wheels
p.175
2mm/2mm FS
The Stirling 8ft Singles were among the most beautiful engines ever to run - but they are notoriously difficult to model well, let alone in 2mm finescale. In building this exceptional locomotive form scratch, Tim Watson came up with a set of engineering solutions that are every bit as elegant as his prototype.
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Doing a somersault
p.179
7mm
Charlie Harrison builds a Great Northern bracket signal in 7mm.
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A Self-Indicating Electric Buffer
p.183
J Douglas Smith makes a well-tried device more user-friendly.
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The Next Phase - Alpraham Sidings - Part 3
p.187
4mm/P4
Updating his articles in MRJs 138 & 139, Don Rowland describes the latest developments on the Central Cheshire.
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Real Atmosphere
p.199
Doxford 1914, south bank of the river Wear at Pallioin, Sunderland