http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk The unofficial champion of small layouts Sun, 25 May 2008 10:44:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 76In 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-76/ 75In 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-75/ 74In 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-74/ 73In 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-73/ 72In 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-72/ 71In issue 71 we visit Taylor Terminal - a small gauge O switching layout - and have narrow gauge articles covering four different scales. We also visit Earles Sidings (a British 'real life' fiddle yard), very compact H0 and O layouts plus Alan Wright's "No Place". And, of course, more. Seventy ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-71/ 70In issue 70 we visit Cornwall (Pelporro and Weymouth Harbour Tramway), Germany (Weserbahn) and the US (Santa Clementina) as well as looking at new models and plenty of layout ideas. New for 2007 Part 2 of our annual survey Warehouse switching district Neat N gauge layout On to Santa Clementina Interurban layouts and suggestions Seventy five years ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-70/ Due to my taking a well earned rest (well, I think it's well earned), there won't be anyone here to deal with subscriptions or back-issue orders for a couple of week. Normal service will resume on 23rd May. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/no-rest-for-the-wicked/ 69Issue 69 visits Giles Barnabe's compact Gn15 estate layout, takes our annual look at new models, another look at scenic fiddle yards and reverse Inglenooks, Castletown Pier, Phoenix Illinois, GWR in N and, of course, more. New for 2007 Part 1 of our annual survey Cascade East Good American O gauge layout drawn Quart in ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-69/ 68Issue 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 ... http://www.modeltrainsinternational.co.uk/archives/issue-68/