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![]() ![]() Contents for issue 102 |
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Type | Details | Page | Scale | Author | |||||
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Editorial | On the small side The editor talks about the advantages of small layouts and projects |
309 | Chris Ellis | ||||||
Review | Graham Farish: Class 350/1 Desiro |
311 | N | Chris Ellis | |||||
Review | Graham Farish: WD Austerity 9F 2-8-0 |
311 | N | Chris Ellis | |||||
Review | Graham Farish: BR Class 5MT 4-6-0 |
311 | N | Chris Ellis | |||||
Review | Roco: DR Class 111 diesel loco |
311 | HO | Chris Ellis | |||||
Article | A Signal Tower for On30 Giles Barnabe builds a small interlocking tower from kit parts, and looks at a few other possibilities for smaller scales ![]() |
314 | On30 | Giles Barnabe | |||||
Layout description | Layout in a day? Almost! Andrew Knight recalls a compact HO layout built in a record time for a show, then further developed. ![]() ![]() |
316 | HO | Andrew Knights | |||||
Article | Budget Narrow Gauge Jack Trollop draws some full-size model plans for easy home-made narrow gauge wagons. ![]() ![]() |
318 | 1:34 | Jack Trollope | |||||
Layout description | BASF Ferroscandia Bob Mason makes what is probably the shortest and smallest Inglenook shunting layout yet in HO gauge - a 'mini-Inglenook', in fact. ![]() ![]() |
320 | HO | Bob Mason | |||||
Scale drawing | LNWR Rolling Stck Plans from the notebook of Arthur North ![]() ![]() |
322 | Arthur North | ||||||
Layout idea | Chigger Yard David Bromage discovers a very interesting small yard in Kansas which could inspire a good layout idea. ![]() ![]() |
324 | David Bromage | ||||||
Layout idea | The Aberford Fly Line A very private railway serving coal mines, goods, and passengers, recalled by Giles Barnabe, with modelling suggestions ![]() ![]() |
326 | Giles Barnabe | ||||||
Layout idea | Box Street Yard Ten years after it was first designed by Jack Trollope, this compact layout concept has been widely followed and has become a classic in its own right ![]() ![]() |
330 | Chris Ellis | ||||||
Article | Wood dowel point control A simple method of point operation, evolved, much used, and described by Alex Pine ![]() |
333 | Alex Pine |