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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Editorial
The London Model Engineering Exhibition 2002 - Ted Jolliffe concludes his report with a review of the marine club stands at this well established and favourite exhibition, now in its new home at the Wembley Exhibition Centre
The Stuart Turner - 'ST' Oscillating Engine In this final part of the series John Bertinat describes the piston assembly, crankshaft and the remaining details to complete this engine
Weight Driven Table Top Regulator Clock - Geoff Gray discusses the weights, pendulum and beat regulator, and the dial
The WASP Spark Arrestor - Nalder 'Steve' Stephens discusses the making of a spark arrestor for his 'Sweet Pea' locomotive
BR Standard Class 4 2-6-4 Tank Locomotive in 5" Gauge - Doug Hewson continues his description of the smokebox
Galloway's Non Dead Centre Engine - 1838 - Anthony Mount describes the final details to complete this engine including the glands, exhaust pipe. steam connector, oil cup and column stays
The Korekta 5x4 Flat Bed Camera - Richard Church describes an easily constructed 5" x 4" camera with movements for perspective control
'Wenford' - Hotspur continues his description of the brake gear for this LSWR 2-4-0WT locomotive designed for 7.25" gauge
Robey No. 4 Light Traction Engine - Ian Amor describes the cylinder drain cocks for the engine
Quick Change Toolpost for the Pultra Lathe - Anthony Mount concludes his description of the quick change too/post which he designed
Reader's Letters
Club Newsround
Diary of Events
Index to Volume 23
COVER PICTURE - A 3" scale Marshall traction engine built by Keith Holmes - a member of the Ramsgate Model Engineering Society.The engine took 30 months to construct and the castings are by Brunel!.
The London Model Engineering Exhibition 2002 - Ted Jolliffe concludes his report with a review of the marine club stands at this well established and favourite exhibition, now in its new home at the Wembley Exhibition Centre
The Stuart Turner - 'ST' Oscillating Engine In this final part of the series John Bertinat describes the piston assembly, crankshaft and the remaining details to complete this engine
Weight Driven Table Top Regulator Clock - Geoff Gray discusses the weights, pendulum and beat regulator, and the dial
The WASP Spark Arrestor - Nalder 'Steve' Stephens discusses the making of a spark arrestor for his 'Sweet Pea' locomotive
BR Standard Class 4 2-6-4 Tank Locomotive in 5" Gauge - Doug Hewson continues his description of the smokebox
Galloway's Non Dead Centre Engine - 1838 - Anthony Mount describes the final details to complete this engine including the glands, exhaust pipe. steam connector, oil cup and column stays
The Korekta 5x4 Flat Bed Camera - Richard Church describes an easily constructed 5" x 4" camera with movements for perspective control
'Wenford' - Hotspur continues his description of the brake gear for this LSWR 2-4-0WT locomotive designed for 7.25" gauge
Robey No. 4 Light Traction Engine - Ian Amor describes the cylinder drain cocks for the engine
Quick Change Toolpost for the Pultra Lathe - Anthony Mount concludes his description of the quick change too/post which he designed
Reader's Letters
Club Newsround
Diary of Events
Index to Volume 23
COVER PICTURE - A 3" scale Marshall traction engine built by Keith Holmes - a member of the Ramsgate Model Engineering Society.The engine took 30 months to construct and the castings are by Brunel!.
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