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Type | Details | Page | Scale | Author | |||||
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Editorial | Further research The editor offers a few suggestions on researching a prototype |
281 | Chris Ellis | ||||||
Review | Bachmann: BR Class 85 electric |
283 | OO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Review | Bachmann: GWR 4574 Class 2-6-2T |
283 | OO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Review | Hornby: Bowser: Baldwin VO-1000 |
283 | HO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Article | A Sand House in On30 Giles Barnabe scratch-built this American structure from card, balsa and oddments ![]() |
286 | On30 | Giles Barnabe | |||||
Article | Motive power retrospect The editor looks at the pioneer road-switcher type, the Alco RS1 ![]() |
288 | Chris Ellis | ||||||
Article | A sand house for HO The editor scratch-builds an inexpensive model from basic materials and oddments |
291 | HO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Layout description | Marcelline loco depot A layout for HO or OO with plenty of operating potential and a good alternative to small freight yard layouts, plus a look at possible variations ![]() ![]() |
292 | OO/HO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Scale drawing | Road Mobile Cranes Plans from the notebook of Arthur North ![]() ![]() |
294 | Arthur North | ||||||
Article | Signalling, French style A classic and useful article from the 1930s, with a post-war update ![]() |
296 | David Thomas | ||||||
Article | The GWR monogram The original 1934 announcement ![]() |
299 | Chris Ellis | ||||||
Layout idea | Edgemoor & Manetta RR Giles Barnabe takes another more detailed look at the last American steam short line and suggests layout ideas ![]() ![]() |
300 | Giles Barnabe | ||||||
Layout description | Maxima Fork The editor continues this very compact small layout, which offers more development potential than is first apparent ![]() ![]() |
304 | HO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Article | Email scenic flats Modern technology enables you to download useful scenic flats and scenes from specialist internet sites; some are free to use, as noted here ![]() |
306 | Chris Ellis |