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FIRST
‘O’SCALE AC CARS RAILBUS
REVIEWS
Issue 97
July 2015
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WEATHERING
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SMALL SPACE, BIG SOUND
How to fit DCC sound and‘stay alive’in a BR‘3MT’
GATESHEAD ‘PEAK’ PROJECT LIFT OUT BOARDS MADE EASY
Recreate a heavily workstained Type 4 from the‘60s We show you how in our simple step by step guide
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WEATHERING
Gateshead depot was well known
for the workstained appearance
of its diesel locomotives in the
1960s. Tim Shackleton shows how
to achieve this in ‘OO’ scale using a
Bachmann ‘Peak’ as the basis.
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LIFT OUT BRIDGE
Crossing entrance doors presents
interesting layout construction
challenges. Nigel Burkin shows how
to overcome them with his solution
for a permanent home layout.
TRANSFER
TECHNIQUES
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DIGITAL SOUND
Applying transfers to kit built and
ready-to-run models can present
problems, but using readily available
products from the Humbrol range
can help, as Mike Wild shows.
Small locomotives can make highly
rewarding digital sound projects.
Paul Chetter explains how a full
sound and ‘stay alive’ system can
be installed in Bachmann’s highly
regarded BR ‘3MT’ 2-6-2T.
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UPDATE
All the latest model railway news including
London Transport Museum plans for ‘OO’
gauge ready-to-run S7 and S8 underground
stock, Hornby’s bow ended Collett carriages, an
exclusive competition and more.
Alan Harrison set out to recreate boyhood
memories of steam in the 1950s with this
impressive and large ‘OO’ gauge layout based on
BR Eastern Region practice.
LONDON ROAD
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Parcels trains offered tremendous variety. Mark
Chivers looks at typical formations from the
period 1960-1990 and explains how to model
them in ‘OO’ scale.
TRAIN FORMATIONS
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‘J69’ FROM ‘J72’
With no off the shelf model available, when
Dave Kitson wanted to add a ‘J69’ 0-6-0T to his
fleet he took an unusual approach and adapted
an old Mainline ‘J72’ into one of these charismatic
tank engines.
FIRST
REVIEWS
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Bachmann’s
Maunsell ‘N’ 2-6-0
for ‘N’ gauge
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Heljan’s AC
Cars railbus for
‘O’ gauge
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Your views, opinions and responses from the
Hornby Magazine
postbag.
HORNBY POST
South West Herts MRS looked to the West for its
exhibition layout and created a compelling GWR
branch line terminus as Peter Hodge reveals.
TEDBURN ST MARY
Technology has brought new creativity to railway
modelling, but it can be a minefield too. Mike Wild
looks into the world of Digital Command Control
and reveals what you really need to get started
with DCC.
DIGITAL BASICS
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SPRING REVIVAL
With spring well and truly blooming Trevor Jones
heads outside to assess what work needs doing
to bring his garden layout back into service for the
summer.
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REALITY CHECK
With the arrival of the new
‘N’ 2-6-0 for ‘N’ gauge from
Bachmann, Evan Green-
Hughes looks back at the
history of these elegant
and important mixed traffic
locomotives.
TWELVE TREES JUNCTION
On the eve of Twelve Trees Junction’s only
exhibition outing in 2015, Mike Wild brings the
story on this busy Southern Region layout up to
date with brand new images.
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PLUS...
OTHER REVIEWS
Bachmann debuts its Maunsell
‘N’ 2-6-0 for ‘N’ gauge while
Heljan launch the ‘O’ gauge AC
Cars railbus for ‘O’ gauge. Plus
we’ve got all the latest products
including Gaugemaster
Decoder Doctor and more.
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Most believe that the self-powered train was a
product of the modernisation era, but that is far
from the truth. Evan Green-Hughes investigates
early steam, petrol and diesel railcars.
RAILWAY REALISM
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SHOW GUIDE
Hornby Magazine’s
comprehensive guide to
forthcoming events.
www.hornbymagazine.com
July 2015
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