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Issue 181 2008 « Previous issue | Next issue »
Edited by Tim Shackleton
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.42
52F Models 4mm etched chassis kit for Q6. Classic Commercials 1:43 road vehicles. Hobby Holidays 7mm and 4mm quartering gauge and sprung hornblocks. C&L Finescale soldering aids etc. Comet Models 4mm Thompson corridor coaches.
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Sheep Pasture
p.43
4mm/P4
Robin Whittle describes his P4 layout depicting one of the most unusual and least accessible parts of the BR network.
Scale model of a section of the Cromford & High Peak Railway with fully working incline.
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Another fine mess...
p.53
7mm
The most character-building structures on a layout aren't necessarily signature items such as signal boxes and goods sheds. It's often the more prosaic, workaday buildings that make the biggest contribution to the atmosphere of a railway. Here Geoff Taylor shows how he built 7mm scale models of some typical railwaymen's mess rooms.
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Christmas Quiz Solutions
p.56
Solutions for the MRJ Christmas Quiz (issue 179).
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Common Toads
p.57
4mm
John Hayes builds some subtle variations into a pair of 4mm scale GW brake vans.
Diagram AA3. Southwark Bridge Models kit.
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Mike Jolly
p.61
Mike was a founder member of the Broad Gauge Society and a member of the Winchester Chesil P4 group. Tribute includes photographs of his work.
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Real Atmosphere
p.64
Leiston Tramway Aveling & porter 0-4-0 'Strapite' with 12T venticalted van on level crossing. Leiston, Suffolk. 1961.
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The Next Phase - Alpraham Sidings - Part 5
p.65
4mm
Don Rowland describes how goods trains were made up in steam days.