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Edited by Paul Karau
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Alloa - A Central Scottish Junction
p.162
4mm/00
A central Scottish junction as described by Steve Turnbull, member of the Scottish Region Study Group (ScRSG)
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A Diamond Jubilee
p.169
4mm
Diamond Jubilees, suggests Don Rowland, are a bit like buses; you wait sixty years and then two come along together
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A Passionate Approach - Part 1
p.171
7mm
After completing three 7mm scale 'Kings', two from kits and one from scratch, John Dornom offers his findings and discusses some thought-provoking aspects of construction
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Small Suppliers Forum
p.175
High Level Kits releases a 4mm scale chassis for the Mainline/Bachmann J72 0-6-0T; London Road Models introduces a 4mm scale etched brass kit for the Cowans Sheldon 42ft turntable; Brassmasters releases a kit to convert the London Road Models (and formerly D&S) 6-wheeled LYR 20T brake van (Diag. 61A) kit to diagram 43
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MRJ Portfolio
p.176
4mm
Photographs of 4mm scale styrene buildings built by the Cardiff 4mm group's 1920s-based model of Ynysbwl station on the Taff Vale Railway
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Running a Sequence of Trains on Churston
p.178
4mm
Trevor Pott describes his philosophy for running a model railway as authentically as possible
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Wartime Coach Liveries
p.187
4mm
Photographs of model GWR coaches painted as remembered in their wartime liveries
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Drighlington for Adwalton (Part 2)
p.188
4mm/P4
Many of us would lose heart if just when we were getting close to achieving our dream project we had to move house - and then build a new railway room to re-house it. Steve Hall did just that and brings us up to date
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Great Western 'Siphon C'
p.192
4mm/P4
Siphon Cs were covered by two different diagrams - O8 and O9. The Diagram O8 was 28ft 6in over headstocks, 8ft 0in wide and had a wheelbase of 18ft 0in. The Diagram O9 was 6in wider and a foot longer, at 29ft 6in over headstocks, and had a 19ft 0in wheelbase. By adapting the elderly K's kit if a Siphon F, Martin Goodall has created a model that is a hybrid of the two diagrams, which, as he says, "causes me no concern at all"
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Large Hoarding Posters for 1949
p.193
Paul Karau describes the fruits of trawling through no end of photographs in order to establish what advertisements were around in each year and through the period of interest
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4298
p.196
4mm/EM
Peter Cross describes his conversion of the Hornby 42xx to EM