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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Editors Desk - Notes, news and comments
Wood Siding - This tiny station will fit nicely into any odd corner; Giles Barnabe explains
The Line to Oberammergau Ë~ Basis for a Layout - Richard Gardner describes a branch which can be modelled with great fidelity
The Best Connections - Ralph Laughton looks at Multiple Train Control again, and Two Train Control
More than an Oval - Some variations plus a look at the Reico unit by Ralph Laughton
Trainlines - Letters and comments from readers
Let's look at Couplers - Magnetic conversion for Airfix, and Kadee N scale magnetics
Make an APOC twin-tanker - 'Conversion from Airfix wagon kits by Andy Brocklebank
Improving the Jouef Class 40 - Richard Gardner and Allan Dare show ways of adding extra details and fittings
Detailing Airfix Centenary Coaches - F-.R.H. Francis gets to work on the recent Airfix models
Bookshelf - Recent publications of interest to modellers
A Question of Colour - Ian Huntley starts a column devoted to colour schemes
Narrow gauge Brass - Ralph Laughton makes one of the Joe Works kits
Down Memory Lane: TTR - The old Trix Twin range recalled by Allan Hinchliffe, complete with 1948 facsimile catalogue
Basic Signalling - A new series by Dave Larkin relates the real thing to layout requirements
Make a Farmer's Co-op - A busy lineside 'industry' for any scale, modelled by Chris Ellis
Build it in N Scale! - Now we add telegraph poles and undergrowth
Test Track - Mainline 2200 and Arnold Class 217 under scrutiny
Shopwindow - New products, new models, new kits, assessed and reviewed
On the cover - British Rail's Class 40 locomotives are now veterans of the diesel age, still working hard. Jouef's impressive 00 mode/ is the subject of a detailing article on page 378. where there are a/so more pictures of the real thing. No 40 106 of the class is the last remaining main line BR loco in the old BR green, much to enthusiast's delight. Here it is at work on Ais Gill, late last summer
Wood Siding - This tiny station will fit nicely into any odd corner; Giles Barnabe explains
The Line to Oberammergau Ë~ Basis for a Layout - Richard Gardner describes a branch which can be modelled with great fidelity
The Best Connections - Ralph Laughton looks at Multiple Train Control again, and Two Train Control
More than an Oval - Some variations plus a look at the Reico unit by Ralph Laughton
Trainlines - Letters and comments from readers
Let's look at Couplers - Magnetic conversion for Airfix, and Kadee N scale magnetics
Make an APOC twin-tanker - 'Conversion from Airfix wagon kits by Andy Brocklebank
Improving the Jouef Class 40 - Richard Gardner and Allan Dare show ways of adding extra details and fittings
Detailing Airfix Centenary Coaches - F-.R.H. Francis gets to work on the recent Airfix models
Bookshelf - Recent publications of interest to modellers
A Question of Colour - Ian Huntley starts a column devoted to colour schemes
Narrow gauge Brass - Ralph Laughton makes one of the Joe Works kits
Down Memory Lane: TTR - The old Trix Twin range recalled by Allan Hinchliffe, complete with 1948 facsimile catalogue
Basic Signalling - A new series by Dave Larkin relates the real thing to layout requirements
Make a Farmer's Co-op - A busy lineside 'industry' for any scale, modelled by Chris Ellis
Build it in N Scale! - Now we add telegraph poles and undergrowth
Test Track - Mainline 2200 and Arnold Class 217 under scrutiny
Shopwindow - New products, new models, new kits, assessed and reviewed
On the cover - British Rail's Class 40 locomotives are now veterans of the diesel age, still working hard. Jouef's impressive 00 mode/ is the subject of a detailing article on page 378. where there are a/so more pictures of the real thing. No 40 106 of the class is the last remaining main line BR loco in the old BR green, much to enthusiast's delight. Here it is at work on Ais Gill, late last summer
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