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Contents for issue 98
Type Details Page Scale Author
Editorial Tight budgets, simple ideas
The editor gives the advantages of modelling just the loco depot.
 197 Chris Ellis
Review Bachmann: Class 105 DMU

 199 OO Chris Ellis
Review Bachmann: Peppercorn Class A2 Pacific

 199 OO Chris Ellis
Review Bachmann: Derby Lightweight DMU

 199 OO Chris Ellis
Review Graham Farish: BR Class 411 4-CEO EMU

 199 N Chris Ellis
Article Hinton Redux at work
John Flann describes the simple but very effective operating system used on his new OO GWR layout
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		202 OO John Flann
Article Make a Farmer's Co-op
The editor adapts an attractive Scaledale model to a useful funtion for almost any layout
Photograph(s) 		204 OO Chris Ellis
Article Simple soldering
Giles Barnabe covers the essential needs and skills for successful work with a soldering iron, and demonstraes a typical key task in layout wiring
Photograph(s) 		206 Giles Barnabe
Layout description The Aqueboque Light Railway
A fascinating small space (18in square) NG design
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		207 On15 Bruce K Bates
Layout description Miniature loco yard
A 1934 article by Edward Beal was probably the first ever scenic project for the then new idea of 2m scale
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		208 N Edward Beal
Scale drawing BR I.S.O. Containers

Plan(s) 		210 Arthur North
Article Loads for hoppers
Little changes make large improvements when you operate hopper cars
Photograph(s) 		212 Dennis H Murphy
Article New uses for old wagons
The editor converts a couple of HO iron ore hoppers to alternative uses
Photograph(s) 		213 Chris Ellis
Layout description Emmila
A lightweight HO scale Italian layout (5ft x 1ft)
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		214 H0 Tony Gammond
Layout idea Barton Dock
A contemporary 'Inglenook' that exists in real life and would make a good but simple shunting layout
Plan(s) Photograph(s) 		216 OO/HO Paul Brooks-Burke

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.