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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Features:
Electric Torpedo Design - Gary Grollimund describes his unique modelling project
Steam Tug Bangarth - John Cox builds the superb classic tug from Mountfleet Models
KM Naval Cutter - Chris Koenig builds and original Kreigsmarine coastal defence ship
SS Gleanageary - Ray Peacock describes his superb scratch-built working boat, set in a dockside diorama
Special Tools - Rick Eyrich looks at the best 'extra' tools to collect for your home workshop
A Modeller's Life - One man's devotion to the art of model boat and ship building over many years!
Regulars:
Masthead - The world of Marine Modelling
Chandlery - New Products and Service for Marine Modellers
Plastic Kits - Colin Peck with more info and another kit bashing feature
Diary Dates - What's on, Where and When?
MYA Message - Robert Hobbs with the latest news from the MYA
Sail Free - The Editor with news from the R/C sailing scene
Live Wires - Ernie Lazenby reports on the '05 season and looks at the prospects for 2006
Powerplug - Rick Eyrich looks at mounting techniques for IC engines
Focus File:
This month we focus on some full size warships, especially the impressive China People s Liberation Navy, which has grown into a really important fighting force in recent years. To go with this main item we have a photo montage of a Udalov class destroyer from the Russian Navy, recovering from the post Glasnost era to something of its former strength, and open now to allowing visitors to board from time to time with their cameras!
Front Cover - The People's Liberation Army Navy is a fast growing force, with some really modern equipment coming into service but it does not seek publicity, so our regular contributor Conrad Waters has done us proud with the photo and data coverage in this issue's Focus File. Elsewhere in this issue you can find a full review of the Mount Fleet Bangarth tug, a really good performer according to our reviewer John Cox, and also marvel at Gary Grollimund's account of his working model torpedoes.
Electric Torpedo Design - Gary Grollimund describes his unique modelling project
Steam Tug Bangarth - John Cox builds the superb classic tug from Mountfleet Models
KM Naval Cutter - Chris Koenig builds and original Kreigsmarine coastal defence ship
SS Gleanageary - Ray Peacock describes his superb scratch-built working boat, set in a dockside diorama
Special Tools - Rick Eyrich looks at the best 'extra' tools to collect for your home workshop
A Modeller's Life - One man's devotion to the art of model boat and ship building over many years!
Regulars:
Masthead - The world of Marine Modelling
Chandlery - New Products and Service for Marine Modellers
Plastic Kits - Colin Peck with more info and another kit bashing feature
Diary Dates - What's on, Where and When?
MYA Message - Robert Hobbs with the latest news from the MYA
Sail Free - The Editor with news from the R/C sailing scene
Live Wires - Ernie Lazenby reports on the '05 season and looks at the prospects for 2006
Powerplug - Rick Eyrich looks at mounting techniques for IC engines
Focus File:
This month we focus on some full size warships, especially the impressive China People s Liberation Navy, which has grown into a really important fighting force in recent years. To go with this main item we have a photo montage of a Udalov class destroyer from the Russian Navy, recovering from the post Glasnost era to something of its former strength, and open now to allowing visitors to board from time to time with their cameras!
Front Cover - The People's Liberation Army Navy is a fast growing force, with some really modern equipment coming into service but it does not seek publicity, so our regular contributor Conrad Waters has done us proud with the photo and data coverage in this issue's Focus File. Elsewhere in this issue you can find a full review of the Mount Fleet Bangarth tug, a really good performer according to our reviewer John Cox, and also marvel at Gary Grollimund's account of his working model torpedoes.
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