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Edited by Paul Karau
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.242
EDM Models releases 7mm scale narrow gauge etched kit of a Festiniog Railway Double Fairlie; Dragon Models releases a 4mm scale kit for the Cambrian 6-tn Box Van; The Scalefour Society release A Modellers Guide to Civil Engineering Structures; Rumney Models releases a range of 4mm scale sprung wagon chassis designed to primarily suit Parkside and Red Panda bodies; 52F Models releases a 4mm scale kit for the NBR class N15.
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Blackgill - a journey in P4
p.243
4mm/P4
Last time Eddie Ford told how he built the foundations of his superb P4 layout 'Blackgill'. He now concludes with a description of the visible structures and the all-important rolling stock.
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A Different Approach to Scratch Building
p.252
4mm
Peter Stanger continues the story of his Gresley/Robinson A5/2 2-6-2T in 4mm. The first part of this article appeared in MRJ No. 210.
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The Way Ahead - Progress Report
p.258
4mm/P4
In MRJ 218, Don Rowland set out plans for a new approach, principally radio control of motive power and a new, non-electric layout to go with it. Here he provides a progress report.
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It's not all about dirt!
p.261
7mm
Having built, detailed and painted this class 37, Martin McDermott uses some innovative weathering methods to bring it to life
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Scratchbuilding Carriages in Styrene Sheet Part 2
p.265
In MRJ 222, Geoff Kent began his account with coach sides and glazing. Now he turns his attention to the ends and gangways.
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Fence Houses Part 2
p.269
2mm/2mm FS
Bob Jones continues the story of this 2mm epic from MRJ 222.
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Henley-on-Thames [Photos]
p.276
4mm
Photographs showing progress so far with Paul Karau's 4mm scale model of Henley-on-Thames.
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A home for your layout
p.277
Marthin Goodhall addresses the issue of town and country planning that might be required to build a home for your layout.