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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
ROBERT'S TICKET TO RIDE! - Peter Kelly introduces the talents of historic transport artist Robert Nixon.
26 THE WORLD OF HANSJORG LEIBLE - Boz Oram tells how he was enchanted by a collection of small mechanical musical instruments created by a German builder.
28 RESURRECTING A FODEN - John Hobbs visits the Birch family in Kent and reports on progress being made in the restoration of 1907 Foden road locomotive No. 1423, which was brought from Tasmania in 1997.
40 RUSTY AND RUNNING! - Pat Freeman attends an end-of-season rally with a difference at the Walton Hall Farm Musem.
50 SCRAPHEAP STEAM SHOOT-OUT - Peter Kelly and Jerry Thurston spend a day with the two steam-powered contraptions which recently starred on TVs Scrapheap Challenge programme.
58 JUMPING HORSES WIN THE DAY - Brian Steptoe reports on a highly successful Carousel Festival in Holland at which Mike Rule's English steam-driven gallopers were a star attraction.
60 GLORY B - IT'S ANOTHER ONE! - Jerry Thurston dives back into the workshop to build a 4in scale Clayton & Shuttleworth engine.
66 THE FORTUNATE FEW - Alan Porter reviews the few remaining steam rollers left in England that were built by Richard Garrett and Sons Ltd of Leiston, Suffolk.
71 LAST OF THE LINE - Peter Kelly travels to Essex to meet Lawrence Parris, who was just 11 when his father bought the last Burrell ever built.
76 THE REALITY OF THE ROAD - Jerry Thurston spends a day on the real Esteem, the engine that acted as a prototype for the Maxitrak Aveling & Porter locomotive.
83 ELEGANCE RESTORED - How the steam launch Artemis regained its former glory.
26 THE WORLD OF HANSJORG LEIBLE - Boz Oram tells how he was enchanted by a collection of small mechanical musical instruments created by a German builder.
28 RESURRECTING A FODEN - John Hobbs visits the Birch family in Kent and reports on progress being made in the restoration of 1907 Foden road locomotive No. 1423, which was brought from Tasmania in 1997.
40 RUSTY AND RUNNING! - Pat Freeman attends an end-of-season rally with a difference at the Walton Hall Farm Musem.
50 SCRAPHEAP STEAM SHOOT-OUT - Peter Kelly and Jerry Thurston spend a day with the two steam-powered contraptions which recently starred on TVs Scrapheap Challenge programme.
58 JUMPING HORSES WIN THE DAY - Brian Steptoe reports on a highly successful Carousel Festival in Holland at which Mike Rule's English steam-driven gallopers were a star attraction.
60 GLORY B - IT'S ANOTHER ONE! - Jerry Thurston dives back into the workshop to build a 4in scale Clayton & Shuttleworth engine.
66 THE FORTUNATE FEW - Alan Porter reviews the few remaining steam rollers left in England that were built by Richard Garrett and Sons Ltd of Leiston, Suffolk.
71 LAST OF THE LINE - Peter Kelly travels to Essex to meet Lawrence Parris, who was just 11 when his father bought the last Burrell ever built.
76 THE REALITY OF THE ROAD - Jerry Thurston spends a day on the real Esteem, the engine that acted as a prototype for the Maxitrak Aveling & Porter locomotive.
83 ELEGANCE RESTORED - How the steam launch Artemis regained its former glory.
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