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Issue 68 looks at Burbank, CA in H0, three small loco depots, an interesting O gauge plan, lighting for N scale and detailing ‘bubblecar’s.

Small space - big photos

Set-ups suggested by Dennis H Murphy

Audresselles

French layout in H0 by Stuart Robinson

Background Scenery

Basic ideas by Giles Barnabe

Burbank Branch

Bruce Petty’s SP layout

Quad Y update

Layout development by Petar Kanuritch

Structures at Burbank

Model techniques by Bruce Petty

Little things that matter

Smoke effects and lighting for N scale

Baltic Quay

A good layout idea for O or HO/OO

Coquimbo Traction

Tram layout in a shoe box!

New wine in old bottles

Loco depot by Dave Carson

Two more loco depot layouts

Small settings by Andrew Knights

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

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Issue 67 looks at big time switching and some compact alternatives, completes the Kristallhafen Kleinhbahn S scale layout, easy locomotives for British H0, Czech branch plans, wagon loads are surveyed and some Magic Train layout ideas.

Hevlin

Czech branch described by Stuart Robinson

Loads for open wagons

A basic modelling theme

Quad Y

Compact yard layout by Peter Kanuritch

Locomotives for British H0

Update of an old useful article

Ericbridge

Magic Train layout by Bob Mason

Sectional is flexible

Layout development by Bob Mason

Hammersmith & Chiswick

Basic for a layout theme

Big time switching

Layouts big and small, USA style

Kristallhafen Kleinbahn

Completing the S scale layout

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

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Issue 66 includes articles on Kristallhafen, Tuning Fork ideas, locomotives for Gn15 and a layout on a cork board as well as John Allison’s Upton Branch.

Upton update

John Allison re-creates a layout of 1952

Kristallhafen

Metre gauge layout in 1:64 scale

Quincy Bay Terminal RR

Basis for a layout by Giles Barnabe

Riverside Spur

Compact N gauge ‘tuning fork’

Tuning Fork potential

Real-life examples of the type

Layout on a corkboard

Lightweight baseboard by Colin Peake

Gn15 locomotives

Ideas and tips from Giles Barnabe

Switching at Jonsville Yard

Layout and operation by John Pell

The ‘What if’ syndrome

Layout development by Jack Trollope

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 Atlas models are on this issue’s test track.

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Issue 65 has articles on Carholme Yard, Lincoln - a compact British H0 layout, Titan Terminal RR, ideas for small industry yards. Wells Quay Tramway, its history and some layout schemes, American Maintenance of Way yards and Skaledale detailing.

Dunnock Edge

Classic layout remembered by John Flann

Carholme Yard

British H0 layout by John Pell

Atlas Terminal RR

Basis for a layout by Giles Barnabe

MOW Dept models

Useful information from Bruce Petty

Detailing Skaledale

Ideas for minor additions

Scale Drawings

From the files of Arthur North

Wells Quay Tramway

Historical basis for some layout ideas

Simple models for On30

Budget price conversions

Jersey Central caboose

H0 kit model by Graham Weller

Irmin Road update

Small H0 layout by John Allison

Mind the gap

Crossing baseboard joins by Giles Barnabe

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

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Issue 64 has articles on a Porter 0-4-0T side tank conversion in G scale by Giles Barnabe, Raymond Butler’s La Planche-de-Bretagne N scale SNCF layout, a look at John Flann’s Dunnock Edge GWR layout, some new compact layout ideas and more 2006 new models.

New for 2006

Part 2 of our main survey

Dunnock Edge

Classic layout remembered by John Flann

La Planche-de-Bretagne

SNCF N gauge layout by Raymond Butler

Blacksmith Fork

Part 3 on John Flann’s new layout

Scale Drawings

From the files of Arthur North

An Americanised ‘Otto’

G scale conversion by Giles Barnabe

B & B couplings

Magnetic system assessed by Graham Weller

Supporting a baseboard

Idea from Simon Dawson

NG container flats

009 or H0e conversions by Graham Hand

August Yard

First attempt in N scale by Martin Hogg

General Water Heating Co

Structure flat by Bruce Petty

Pretter Port/Jax Yard

Layout designs by Jack Trollope

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