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Baseboards for Thursford
Issue 99 (1997)
p.287
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Blea Moor: Construction
Issue 148 (2004)
p.17
Peter Kirmond turns off the computer and plugs in his router, ready to explore new ways of building lightweight ply baseboards.
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Copenhagen Fields - the baseboards
Issue 18 (1987)
p.258
2mm
The layout under construction by a group of the Model Railway Club's 2mm scale modellers is one of the most talked about modelling projects for years. Everything about 'Copenhagen Fields' is radical and needs to be - for 'Chiltern Green' is a hard act to follow. Here, Tim Watson, John Birkett-Smith and Mike Randall discuss the layout's remarkable baseboards in the first of several articles which will trace the project's development.
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Help for Solo Exhibitors
Issue 48 (1991)
p.182
Bob Haskins got fed up with heaving his exhibition layout around by hand, so he turned to a rubish skip for a simple solution.
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Inkerman Street - The Baseboards
Issue 36 (1990)
p.340
7mm/7mm FS
Barry Norman draws on several layouts' worth of experience to produce the unusually-testing shape required for MRJ's 7mm project layout.
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Landscaping Over the Cracks
Issue 7 (1986)
p.105
As anyone who is even remotely involved with an exhibition layout will know, baseboard joins are a problem on several counts - not least visually. The authentic British landscape rarely offers the possibility of yawning crevasses beneath our model tracks and so, says Denis Moore, the task demands a carefully planned cosmetic approach. He had to tackle 21 joints on the De Havilland (Hatfield) MRS layout and passes on his experiences here.
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Morning Noon and Night - Layout Lighting
Issue 46 (1991)
p.101
Dave Rowe, who pioneered theatrical staging and lighting effects for his (and wife Shirley's) exhibition models, discusses the results achieved to date and reports on some new and even bolder experiments.
Includes photograph of Shirley Rowe's Spanish diorama.
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Petherick
Issue 2 (1985)
p.44
4mm/EM
Among 4mm exhibition layouts, 'Petherick' is widely regarded as the best example currently on the circuit. Recent alterations, additions and improvements have brought it, at last, to completion and here the builder, Barry Norman, describes it in full for the first time.
Fictional country station on the LSWR North Cornwall line in the pre-grouping era. Includes details and diagrams of Barry's method of baseboard construction.
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Pretty in Pink
Issue 156 (2005)
p.25
Derek Vaughan found traditional baseboards were far too heavy to move around. Searching for a lightweight substitute of comparable rigidity, he discovered the amazing properties of styrofoam.
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Silent Running
Issue 25 (1988)
p.235
4mm/P4
'London Road', the well known P4 exhibition layout, isn't noted just for its good looks. Running is as smooth and quiet as any you'll find - and nobody's quite sure why! Proprietor John Redrup attempts an explanation.
Baseboards and tracklaying.