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A 4mm Hall
Issue 55 (1992)
p.143
4mm/P4
In building this beautiful 4mm scale 'Hall' to P4 standards, John Hayes not only reviews Martin Finney's latest kit but offers some useful advice on how he produces such precise and consistently smooth-running chassis from the kits he builds.
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A Narrow Gauge Ruston for 7mm
Issue 30 (1989)
p.131
7mm/NG
Francis Samish builds the excellent Wrightlines kit and ends up giving it a scratch-built chassis when the initial quickie fails.
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A Simple EM Chassis
Issue 15 (1987)
p.128
4mm/EM
Starting in finer 4mm scale modelling has never been easier, according to MRJ credo. Here, in the context of this EM Special, we've set out to prove it by assigning a 'first step' job to a genuine EM beginner - the Reverend Louis Baycock (Iain Rice's rector and, until recently, an N-gauger). We gave him a small bag of goodies and a lot of encouragement; this is what he brought back.
Construction of Perseverance chassis with DS10 motor, Romford gears and Ultrascale wheels for the Dapol 'N2' body.
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A Western 8F
Issue 200 (2010)
p.202
4mm/EM
Chris Pendlenton deals with the 'mechanicals' and Gerry Beale makes a cosmetic upgrade to the Hornby LMS 2-8-0.
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An Express Train for the Main Line (and less savoury places)
Issue 200 (2010)
p.179
4mm
Chris Pendlenton provides an account of how to make a long train of Bachmann Mk 1s safe to travel in and walk through on the finescale railway (especially when being propelled).
Including details of the 'Wakefield' and 'wiry' sprung gangways.
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Ball Bearing Axleboxes for 7mm
Issue 196 (2010)
p.7
7mm
Tony Reynalds describes his first foray into using ball bearing axleboxes in place of standard plain brass axleboxes and assesses their benefits.
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Better than Compensation?
Issue 72 (1994)
p.193
4mm/P4
Bob How tries a new leaf-spring system on his 4mm wagons - and accepted wisdom goes out of the window.
Masokits sprung W-irons
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Bloater Underframe
Issue 76 (1995)
p.15
4mm
Andrew Lambert puts all the little bones back into a Bloater, using a Masokits 4mm underframe kit and the Parkside plastic body.
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Building a better 'Jinty'
Issue 160 (2005)
p.163
4mm
Lovely bodywork, shame about the running quality...Tim Shackleton gets to grips with the 4mm scale Bachmann 'Jinty'.
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Bullish about BullAnt
Issue 179 (2007)
p.297
4mm/P4
The rarely modelled North British Type 1 Bo-Bo provides Tim Shackleton with an opportunity to road-test an Australian-made drive system.