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Contents for issue 92
Type Details Page Scale Author
Editorial Those days are gone
A guest editorial comprising a series of reminiscences
 29 John Allison
Review Hornby: LNER L1 class 2-6-4T

 31 OO Chris Ellis
Review Hornby: GWR 28XX 2-8-0

 31 OO Chris Ellis
Review Bachmann: LNER A2 4-6-2

 31 OO Chris Ellis
Review Graham Farish: BR(E) B1 4-6-0

 31 N Chris Ellis
Layout description Universal Inglenook in N
Inspired by the article in issue 91, the editor uses Unitrack to build an inglenook in N scale in 4ft 4in by 7.5in
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		34 N Chris Ellis
Layout idea ATSF industry branch
A close-to-prototype layout for HO for those lucky enough to have a railway room
Plan(s) 		37 HO Peter White
Article User Report: Aristcraft Basic Train Engineer
Giles shares his experiences of this handheld remote controller.
 39 Giles Barnabe
Layout description Two Sisters Farm
A farm railway in 1n2 under 4 feet long
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		40 1n2 Peter Marshall
Scale drawing RCH 1907 standard 10 or 12 ton rectangular tank wagons

Plan(s) 		42 Arthur North
Layout idea The Yancey Railroad
Giles Barnabe suggests an actual rural backwoods short line with excellent modelling potential - 8ft by 6ft 6in in N
Plan(s) 		44 N Giles Barnabe
Article The Bookcase Layout
Designed to fit over a bookcase, this is believed to have been Alan Wright's last layout
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		48 Oe Chris Ellis
Article Pinchingfield Shed
Chris Ford describes the techniques used to build a large scale Gn15 structure
 49 G Chris Ford
Layout idea Two yard plans based on real places
A couple of layout ideas for hose who have more than the usual 5-6 feet available.
Plan(s) 		49 HO Jack Trollope
Layout idea Closer to Reality (part 4)
It's time for Dave to examine gas provision in this latest article in his series
Photograph(s) 		50 Dave Howells
Article N scale carvery (part 2)
Stuart shows more British N gauge wagon conversions made from various sources
Photograph(s) 		52 N Stuart Brasier

This abstract of contents is the result of months of work by John Flann and Steve Hawthorne. If you can help fill in the gaps or have spotted any errors in the existing index, please contact Emrys Hopkins.