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Continental Modeller 1991 October Modelling American diesels Pullman on the MOB
Continental Modeller 1991 October
36 pages
Contents
Seibu Shinjuku362A section of Toyko in N, by Tony McDiarmid
A Pullman on the MOB368Scratchbuilt in G scale by Ron Herbert
Dutch steam trams370Ted Polet describes some delightful prototypes
Modelling American diesels374An introduction and practical tips from Trevor Thomas
The centenary of the 'Tonkin' line378Maurice Jolly recalls a trip on a celebration train
Historic French locomotives - 20379A diminutive rail tractor, crafted by Marc Neyret
A German conversion382R. Athey changes his loft layout from BR to DB
Hex River Garratt384Dave Pollock reports on a steam excursion in South Africa
The Alicante-Denia railway386A further update, from Simon Haynes
Purcell, Indian Territory, 1907388Historic, yes - but Dutch? A. J. Veenendaal goes further afield . . .
News Special392
Bookshelf/Videos397
Scrapbox399
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