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HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLUEBELL - Thirty years on, the Bluebell Railway Is still expanding, and still turning out magnificent locomotives and rolling stock. Chris Awdry reports.
STEAM IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA - With Its doors now wide open, Czechoslovakia has some superb actively-preserved steam locomotives to delight the visitor, writes David Eatwell.
NEWS & NOTES - Your full monthly round-up of modern traction new from all sectors and regions, plus the pick of preservation happenings.
SCOTTISH COAL COMEBACK - Nell Wooler takes a close look at the latest pattern of coal workings In the Strathclyde region, which has led to the partial resurrection of some lines. There's moody photography from Bob Avery, too.
RIDING THE 'PENDOLINO' - In this month's 'Locomotive Practice & Performance', Peter Semmens visits sunny Italy for a close examination of, and cab ride on, one of the remarkable tilting trains of Italian Railways.
YOUR LETTERS - Who were the true pioneers of railway modernisation in Britaina€and why don't their names adorn the sides of locomotives today? This Is just one of the thought- provoking subjects raised in 'Mallbag' this month. And did you hear the one about the motorised army column which drove itself across a railway bridge In Scotland?
ISLE OF WIGHT'S 'MODERN ERA' - In the concluding part of his article about railways on the Isle of Wight, David Brown looks at the electrified years.
LAUNCH OF THE CLASS 158 - After their well-publicised Initial headaches, the class 158 'Express' units have been launched at last. Colln J. Marsden tells about the development problems, and Peter Semmens takes his timing gear along ...
Regulars:
50 & 20 Years Ago
Platform 5
Shed Visit
Coming Events
Channel Tunnel Update
Why & Wherefore
Railfare
Also included in this issue is a 24-page Supplement entitled 'BREL LIMITED - The Story of Britain's Railway Enmgineering'
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLUEBELL - Thirty years on, the Bluebell Railway Is still expanding, and still turning out magnificent locomotives and rolling stock. Chris Awdry reports.
STEAM IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA - With Its doors now wide open, Czechoslovakia has some superb actively-preserved steam locomotives to delight the visitor, writes David Eatwell.
NEWS & NOTES - Your full monthly round-up of modern traction new from all sectors and regions, plus the pick of preservation happenings.
SCOTTISH COAL COMEBACK - Nell Wooler takes a close look at the latest pattern of coal workings In the Strathclyde region, which has led to the partial resurrection of some lines. There's moody photography from Bob Avery, too.
RIDING THE 'PENDOLINO' - In this month's 'Locomotive Practice & Performance', Peter Semmens visits sunny Italy for a close examination of, and cab ride on, one of the remarkable tilting trains of Italian Railways.
YOUR LETTERS - Who were the true pioneers of railway modernisation in Britaina€and why don't their names adorn the sides of locomotives today? This Is just one of the thought- provoking subjects raised in 'Mallbag' this month. And did you hear the one about the motorised army column which drove itself across a railway bridge In Scotland?
ISLE OF WIGHT'S 'MODERN ERA' - In the concluding part of his article about railways on the Isle of Wight, David Brown looks at the electrified years.
LAUNCH OF THE CLASS 158 - After their well-publicised Initial headaches, the class 158 'Express' units have been launched at last. Colln J. Marsden tells about the development problems, and Peter Semmens takes his timing gear along ...
Regulars:
50 & 20 Years Ago
Platform 5
Shed Visit
Coming Events
Channel Tunnel Update
Why & Wherefore
Railfare
Also included in this issue is a 24-page Supplement entitled 'BREL LIMITED - The Story of Britain's Railway Enmgineering'
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