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Contents of the magazine
Editorial
September has produced some great treats including new ‘Royal Scot’ and ‘Patriot’ models, plus the Editor gives his views on Hornby’s new budget RailRoad range.
Ashington
In just 12ft Dave Kent has produced a superb model of the BR Southern Region complete with third-rail and electric multiple units.
Update
The latest news including new model from Hornby, the debut of decorated samples of Bachmann’s ‘N’ gauge ‘Jubilee’, new road vehicles and more.
Exhibition Round-up
The N Gauge Society celebrates its 40th anniversary in Kettering and find out where to see Hornby Magazine at forthcoming exhibitions.
Main lines for small baseboards
Anthony New presents a selection of track plans suitable for train set size baseboards, but with a twist.
Off the shelf modelling
The humble Diesel Multiple Unit has become popular with enthusiasts. Evan Green-Hughes looks back at the history of the first-generation units and reveals the models that are available ready-to-run.
Inspirations
Shake, rattle and roll with photographs of DMUs from the 1950s through to the 1980s.
Pocket money models are back
Hornby’s new budget RailRoad range touched down at the beginning of September. This is what you can expect.
WIN RailRoad models
Your chance to win models from the RailRoad range by answering a simple question.
Wagon weathering
Weathering doesn’t have to be daunting, as Paul Marshall-Potter explains.
Severn Valley Models
Want a layout, but don’t know where to start? Severn Valley Models can help with their custom layout building service.
Kirkby Stephen West
This magnificent 22ft long layout captures the essence of the Settle to Carlisle line in ‘OO’ gauge. The builders reveal how it was developed and built.
FEATURES
So you want to build a model railway?
Model railways are a wonderful pastime. They can take us back to a time of fond memories or allow us to follow our imagination. For the new modeller, with a blank canvas and the simple desire to build a working model railway it can be a minefield of choice. Should you start afresh with digital control, should you build a branch line or a main line and, perhaps most importantly, where will the layout be housed?...
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