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In issue 76 we visit Wisconsin Rapids, Burghafen (and Berghaven), have a mini-interchange layout for you to build, look at industrial railways, the Trona Railway, a simple engine shed and more!

New for 2008

Part 2 of our annual survey

Mini-interchange

A very compact American layout idea

Wisconsin Rapids

A first attempt at American modelling

Industrial loco shed

Modelling project by Mike Denwood

The Trona Railway

A larger layout project by Bruce Petty

Wheels of industry

Industrial layout ideas by Giles Barnabe

Burghafen/Berghaven

Multi-mode compact HO/OO layout

We also have our regular hobby news and comment, product news and reviews, club news, shows and events, book reviews and readers’ letters. Australian and European models are on this issue’s test track.

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In issue 75 we remember Alan Wright’s small layouts, start our 2008 preview, visit Hazel Wood paper mill, Lenoir industrial area, ‘concrete canyons’ and more!

New for 2008

Part 1 of our annual survey

Concrete Canyons

Modern industrial areas by Ian Holmes

GWR Terrier details

Altering the Hornby model

Hazel Wood Paper Mill

Shelf layout by Bob Mason

Colonel’s Crossing

American H0 layout developed by Peter Marshall

Wright’s Yard

Project suggested by John Flann

On the Wright Lines

Ideas by Alan Wright and others

Lenoir Industrial areas

Layout idea from Bruce Petty

We also have our regular hobby news and comment, product news and reviews, club news, shows and events, book reviews and readers’ letters. Bachmann and Hornby models are on this issue’s test track.

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In issue 74 we look at Colonel’s Crossing - the development of an American H0 layout and see a compact but spacious N gauge layout in the form of Klyzir Yard. Route’s End is a modern era portable tramway layout while there are articles on “proto-nooks”, the Travector, Connexions and fiddle yard ideas.

Travector

A good fiddle yard idea by J Earp

From the debris

Tramway model project by D Carson

Connexions

Using Lego bricks for baseboard joins!

Two level fiddle yard

Good idea from Giles Barnabe

Colonel’s Crossing

Americal H0 layout developed by Peter Marshall

Klyzir Yard

Simple N gauge layout by the Editor

Whittington Hospital Light Railway

Project by John Flann

Magnetic Couplers

Fitting them to ex-Lima wagons

Wright’s Wagon Works

Operating Scheme by Bob Hughes

Sands End

Compact London area layout idea by Giles Barnabe

‘Proto-nooks’

Two real-life Inglenook plans

We also have our regular hobby news and comment, product news and reviews, club news, shows and events, book reviews and readers’ letters. Bachmann models are on this issue’s test track.

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In issue 73 we visit Olympia, South Carolina, and a module based on the setting, a seasonal large scale narrow gauge layout, Wright’s Wagon Works and Dunnock Edge. We also have a Shellsea Tramway layout idea and a way with fiddle yards.

Dunnock Edge

Classic layout by John Flann

Another way of weathering

Using aerosol and brush

Christmas 1945

A ‘nostalgia’ layout set in time

The Shellsea Tramway

Suggested theme by Giles Barnabe

On the fiddle

Fiddle yard ideas from Graham Weller

PPP Pipes

Simple lineside industry idea by John Flann

Index

Covering issues 55-72

Olympia, South Carolina

Major industrial site described

Olympia module

Layout idea based on the Olympia site

Wright’s Wagon Works

Very small layout by Bob Hughes

Compact carfloat yard

Track plan by Jack Trollope

Prescot Lane Depot

Shunting game layout by Jack Hunt

We also have our regular hobby news and comment, product news and reviews, club news, shows and events, book reviews and readers’ letters. Bachmann and Hornby models are on this issue’s test track.

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In issue 72 we visit Neil Rushby’s “Shell Island”, muse about layout planning, get some ideas for painting backscenes, look at British freight yards and three narrow gauge features. And, of course, more.

Armchair modelling

Layout development by David J Rooke

More British freight yards

Internet forum findings

Operating Shell Island

Neil Rushby’s fine small layout

Farlow VT

Neat N scale layout by Mog Hogg

Turner Point Yard

New layout by Petar Kanuritch

Yeobridge

OO9 layout built by Giles Barnabe

Scenic fiddle sidings

Ideas from Bob Mason

Overhead yard crane

Conversion by John Flann

Painting your backscene

Suggestions from Giles Barnabe

Wickingham

East Anglian branch line idea by Ian Bareham

More narrow potential

Working in 1n20 or 1n22

Short line idyll

Looking like a small layout

We also have our regular hobby news and comment, product news and reviews, club news, shows and events, book reviews and readers’ letters. Bachmann and Hornby models are on this issue’s test track.