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SPECIAL FEATURES:
HOW TO CONVERT YOUR " DUBLO " 2-6-4T
" HANG IT ON THE WALL "
TRAINS LAMPS IN 7 mm. SCALE
" PRE-GROUPING " ROAD VEHICLES
SWINDON TO HIGHWORTH - 1
FOOLPROOF COLLECTOR FOR " OUTSIDE THIRD "
WIRING COLOUR-LIGHT SIGNALS
REGULAR FEATURES:
LAYOUT PAGE: 13 ft. by 10 ft., " OO"; 18 ft. by 16ft., "O"
FOR THE BOOKSHELF
EDITOR'S MAILBAG
TALKING SHOP
WITH THE CLUBS
SCALE DRAWINGS:
RAILWAY TOPICS: ADAMS'S " STEAM ROLLERS"
PRIVATE OWNERS WAGONS: TWO LETTERING DIAGRAMS
ON THE COVER - " The Dog Track " is one of the main features of the Manchester Model Railway Society's Annual Exhibition and this view of Mr. J. E. Edgar's end of the layout shows his completely new station as it appeared in the 1954 show held just before Christmas. The track is for two-rail at 24 volts, laid to 18 mm. gauge. When our photographer pressed the button, an L.N.W.R. set pulled out for " Northchurch," hauled by a Webb " Coal Tank " made by the late Alex Jackson.
HOW TO CONVERT YOUR " DUBLO " 2-6-4T
" HANG IT ON THE WALL "
TRAINS LAMPS IN 7 mm. SCALE
" PRE-GROUPING " ROAD VEHICLES
SWINDON TO HIGHWORTH - 1
FOOLPROOF COLLECTOR FOR " OUTSIDE THIRD "
WIRING COLOUR-LIGHT SIGNALS
REGULAR FEATURES:
LAYOUT PAGE: 13 ft. by 10 ft., " OO"; 18 ft. by 16ft., "O"
FOR THE BOOKSHELF
EDITOR'S MAILBAG
TALKING SHOP
WITH THE CLUBS
SCALE DRAWINGS:
RAILWAY TOPICS: ADAMS'S " STEAM ROLLERS"
PRIVATE OWNERS WAGONS: TWO LETTERING DIAGRAMS
ON THE COVER - " The Dog Track " is one of the main features of the Manchester Model Railway Society's Annual Exhibition and this view of Mr. J. E. Edgar's end of the layout shows his completely new station as it appeared in the 1954 show held just before Christmas. The track is for two-rail at 24 volts, laid to 18 mm. gauge. When our photographer pressed the button, an L.N.W.R. set pulled out for " Northchurch," hauled by a Webb " Coal Tank " made by the late Alex Jackson.
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