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Scale Trains Magazine 1984 March American diesel Age of streamliners
Scale Trains Magazine 1984 March
In this issue
Editorial531
Comments from the Editor
Modified 'Merchant Navy' Class532
Detail for modellers by Peter Kazmierczak
A tale of Two Ivatts537
Gerald Scarborough suggests two easy
Homby conversions
Modified 'Merchant Navy' for 1-10540
Scratch-built job by David Armitage
A pair of Brick Arched Bridges542
W. J. Cane shows how to make realistic structures
Two Bs, a C, and an Unclassified545
Tram conversion by David Voice
The American Diesel548
The age of the streamliners, by Dave Arnold
The West Highland Line554
Current BR scene in Scotland by Peter Marriott
Class 33 for 0 gauge561
John Allison looks at the Lima model
On from Inversnecky562
A compact N gauge layout idea derived from last
month's article
Beginner's Guide to GWR language565
Further instalment of code names from John Lewis
Hobbyshop523
Reviews, news, and assessments of new projects
Test Track570
Sunset brass, Lima DB 103, and Jouef Railcar tested
Bookshelf571
Latest publications of interest to modellers
Letterbox572
Comments and ideas from readers
Videoview573
New occasional feature looks at video films
Index574
Contents listing for Volume 2, by Helen M. Jerome
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