Railway Modeller 1988 September Minimum-Space 7mm Scale Layout Kit building LNER

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Railway Modeller 1988 September Minimum-Space 7mm Scale Layout Kit building LNER
 
Railway Modeller 1988 September Minimum-Space 7mm Scale Layout
Railway Modeller is published on the 22nd of preceding month. Printed in UK. Vol 39 # 455. COVER: Dallington Road station, modelled In 0 gauge by T. J. Booth, is described in this issue and will be shown at the Shipley exhibition In September.
CONTENTS
RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
Scotland Street by Dave Elbourne386
LNER Bogie Brake 4mm kitbuilding394
Inside Motion Easy method397
Locos for Coolcalaghta Irish NG398
The Dry Alternative Weathering401
Modular Layout in N by Ron Boreham402
Ashton colour pictures405
Class 25 - part 2 4mm detailing406
N Gauge Society Anniversary 21 years! 408 Minimum-space 0 gauge by T. J. Booth 412
Beverley NER station worth modelling416
Cannock Hawks Green LMS terminus420
Sunday Diversion Modem practices421
LNWR Crane Shunter by Ian Beattie422
Junior Modeller 423
Points of View 430
Plan of the Month
424 Scrapbox 431
News Special 427
Clubs 431

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