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I subscribe to a number of modelling and railway magazines. They are:
Model Railroader
British Railway Modelling
Model Rail
and as I always pickup a copy of Steam Railway I'll count that as well. These arn't the only publications I take
on a regular basis, but the only ones connected with railways.
Model Railroader surpasses it's excellent best with it's latest issue, and it's one issue I would recommend all
modellers. Picking out the articles from the front:
Workshop: build a point motor installation tool
Scenery: Making realistic tree's
Building a layout in 14 x 8 using Decorama's: a very intresting approach - size wise should appeal to British modellers
Bridge Basics: All you need to know about modelling Bridges
Narrow Gauge in the garage: More information apllicable to British Modellers
New Haven Cape Cod Branch: Features an intresting track plan in 12' x 20'
Having it all: Features a full blooded HO layout in 18' x 23' which is about the same size room I have, and intresting layout, without too much in the way of helixes or those difficult to follow multi decks.
DCC Corner: One for Gwent Rail here DCC corner using configuration variables or CV's to you and me.
There are lots of product reviews in cluding a new track cleaning car from JAM solutions.
When last did you see an intresting layout featured in one of our modelling magazines. It's either a Minorities
shunting plank, or a simple loop to fiddle yard. I think all of our modelling magazines need an injection of new thinking. Please feature some intresting layouts for a change.
Model Railroader
British Railway Modelling
Model Rail
and as I always pickup a copy of Steam Railway I'll count that as well. These arn't the only publications I take
on a regular basis, but the only ones connected with railways.
Model Railroader surpasses it's excellent best with it's latest issue, and it's one issue I would recommend all
modellers. Picking out the articles from the front:
Workshop: build a point motor installation tool
Scenery: Making realistic tree's
Building a layout in 14 x 8 using Decorama's: a very intresting approach - size wise should appeal to British modellers
Bridge Basics: All you need to know about modelling Bridges
Narrow Gauge in the garage: More information apllicable to British Modellers
New Haven Cape Cod Branch: Features an intresting track plan in 12' x 20'
Having it all: Features a full blooded HO layout in 18' x 23' which is about the same size room I have, and intresting layout, without too much in the way of helixes or those difficult to follow multi decks.
DCC Corner: One for Gwent Rail here DCC corner using configuration variables or CV's to you and me.
There are lots of product reviews in cluding a new track cleaning car from JAM solutions.
When last did you see an intresting layout featured in one of our modelling magazines. It's either a Minorities
shunting plank, or a simple loop to fiddle yard. I think all of our modelling magazines need an injection of new thinking. Please feature some intresting layouts for a change.

