Continental Modeller Magazine - Jul-24 Back Issue

Continental Modeller Magazine Jul-24 Back Issue

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RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
HASSELFELDE
Arnold van Waes introduces his new German HOm layout, the terminus of the metre gauge Selketal line in the Harz.

PLAN OF THE MONTH
LO DÉPÔT DO LIMOUZI
The Association des Modélistes Cheminots de Limoges have a new French HO exhibition layout, an amalgam of three motive power facilities in their local area.

FEATURES

DETAILS THAT RING TRUE
Small touches add authenticity – Emmanuel Nouaillier shows more of his techniques for structure modelling.

DÉPÔT DES CAMIONS
A road – rail interchange and intermodal traffic in N: Stuart Conlon developed a layout to demonstrate the use of Swiss Rollende Landstraße stock.

CHOP-IT-UP LUMBER COMPANY
The sawmill and workshops of a Canadian logging line: David Atkinson created an exhibition layout in Gn15.

REDDERTHUN
Thies Lahann introduces his German HO exhibition layout with a novel working feature – a sugar beet tippler.

CÉZANNE
Ian Pollock describes his charming French HOm layout, a double sided circular micro which can be rotated.

LOGS BACK ON THE ZILLERTALBAHN
Peter Marriott is pleased to report the restoration of narrow gauge freight services in the lower Ziller Valley.

LOADING AND UNLOADING MECHANISMS
Günther Kiltz shows how he made the working features on his Gynthrolith Mine O-9 micro layout.

LEJ DE VADRET
A might-have-been extension to the Rhätische Bahn – Mike Baldry has modelled a proposed branch in HOm.

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Jul-24 RAILWAY OF THE MONTH HASSELFELDE Arnold van Waes introduces his new German HOm layout, the terminus of the metre gauge Selketal line in the Harz. PLAN OF THE MONTH LO DÉPÔT DO LIMOUZI The Association des Modélistes Cheminots de Limoges have a new French HO exhibition layout, an amalgam of three motive power facilities in their local area. FEATURES DETAILS THAT RING TRUE Small touches add authenticity – Emmanuel Nouaillier shows more of his techniques for structure modelling. DÉPÔT DES CAMIONS A road – rail interchange and intermodal traffic in N: Stuart Conlon developed a layout to demonstrate the use of Swiss Rollende Landstraße stock. CHOP-IT-UP LUMBER COMPANY The sawmill and workshops of a Canadian logging line: David Atkinson created an exhibition layout in Gn15. REDDERTHUN Thies Lahann introduces his German HO exhibition layout with a novel working feature – a sugar beet tippler. CÉZANNE Ian Pollock describes his charming French HOm layout, a double sided circular micro which can be rotated. LOGS BACK ON THE ZILLERTALBAHN Peter Marriott is pleased to report the restoration of narrow gauge freight services in the lower Ziller Valley. LOADING AND UNLOADING MECHANISMS Günther Kiltz shows how he made the working features on his Gynthrolith Mine O-9 micro layout. LEJ DE VADRET A might-have-been extension to the Rhätische Bahn – Mike Baldry has modelled a proposed branch in HOm. REGULARS PRODUCT REVIEWS BOOK REVIEWS VIDEO REVIEWS NEWS EXHIBITION DIARY

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