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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Editorial - Comments from the Editor
Notebook' - News and exhibition dates from clubs and societies
A look at LGB - What's available in LGB scale, plus a simple layout idea
Bookshelf - Recent publications useful to modellers
Reading the small print - Coach lettering in Europe explained Ë~ with especial reference to German vehicles
Focus: GWR 94XX Tank Locos - The subtle detail differences presented in pictorial form
Modelling the 94XX - How to detail the Lima model, plus EM conversion
The Southern Region 4-CEP and 4-BEP Units - Richard Brice begins his two part feature with a study of the actual vehicles
Test Track - Roco E91, Czech Electric, Lima Class 50 and Aico C-420 put through their paces
GWR-style branch'terminus, Polperro Harbour - Maurice Bradley presents a full-colour background scene for your layout
Return to Ffestiniog - A visit to this famous railway, an update on its current state and an idea for a layout, Richard Gardner
Make your own wagons in 4mm scale - Arthur North gives us the secret of easy and economical mass production of RCH coal wagons
Letterbox - Ideas and comments from readers
Compspeed Workshop - A look at ECM control systems and how they operate
Big Time Operating - A giant club layout with a mainline look about it
Hobbyshop - Reviews, news and assessments of new products
On The Cover - Making its reappearance on the Bluebell Line, is 'Dukedog '3217 'Earl of Berkeley' after its recent restoration This popular light 4-4-0 type dates only from 1936 but looks much older. They were built by Co/toff by combining the parts of obsolete 'Duke' and 'Bulldog' engines hence the hybrid name. The loco Is in 1936 period fnlsh. Though now carrying its original name the locomotives did not long carry such names in service as they were allocated to the more dignWed 'Castle'class. This type was popular on the Cambrian Unes because of the light weight
Notebook' - News and exhibition dates from clubs and societies
A look at LGB - What's available in LGB scale, plus a simple layout idea
Bookshelf - Recent publications useful to modellers
Reading the small print - Coach lettering in Europe explained Ë~ with especial reference to German vehicles
Focus: GWR 94XX Tank Locos - The subtle detail differences presented in pictorial form
Modelling the 94XX - How to detail the Lima model, plus EM conversion
The Southern Region 4-CEP and 4-BEP Units - Richard Brice begins his two part feature with a study of the actual vehicles
Test Track - Roco E91, Czech Electric, Lima Class 50 and Aico C-420 put through their paces
GWR-style branch'terminus, Polperro Harbour - Maurice Bradley presents a full-colour background scene for your layout
Return to Ffestiniog - A visit to this famous railway, an update on its current state and an idea for a layout, Richard Gardner
Make your own wagons in 4mm scale - Arthur North gives us the secret of easy and economical mass production of RCH coal wagons
Letterbox - Ideas and comments from readers
Compspeed Workshop - A look at ECM control systems and how they operate
Big Time Operating - A giant club layout with a mainline look about it
Hobbyshop - Reviews, news and assessments of new products
On The Cover - Making its reappearance on the Bluebell Line, is 'Dukedog '3217 'Earl of Berkeley' after its recent restoration This popular light 4-4-0 type dates only from 1936 but looks much older. They were built by Co/toff by combining the parts of obsolete 'Duke' and 'Bulldog' engines hence the hybrid name. The loco Is in 1936 period fnlsh. Though now carrying its original name the locomotives did not long carry such names in service as they were allocated to the more dignWed 'Castle'class. This type was popular on the Cambrian Unes because of the light weight
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