Continental Modeller Magazine - October 2021 Back Issue

Continental Modeller Magazine October 2021 Back Issue

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RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
HORSETHIEF BRIDGE
Antony Quinlan describes his American N layout, set on the Columbia River in the Pacific north-west – a superb setting for watching long trains roll by.

PLAN OF THE MONTH
HOLTZAPFFEL
Maurice Hopper developed an ingenious circular design using lightweight and easily portable baseboards for his second essay in modelling German railways in N.

FEATURES

RUE DES CAVES
French industrial scenes along Wine Cellar Road – Frédéric Mouget reports how his HO dioramas have been expanded and developed to make an even more satisfying layout.

EL GATO
A prestige passenger train for the C&CSRR: Bill Longley-Cook describes the latest additions to the rolling stock on his US On30 garden railroad.

GOLLWALD – 2
A narrow gauge terminus in Austria modelled in HOe: Peter Hoffmann has created a fictitious but plausible line
with careful consideration of the historical background, geographical setting, and operating requirements.

TRANSFERABLE DCC
Les Fordham discovered an unexpected benefit of Digital Command Control – the same equipment could quite readily be used on several different layouts, no matter what the scale, gauge, or subject matter.

COAL YARD
In the course of a (non-railway) family holiday in Sweden, Giles Barnabe observed a modest dockside installation which could easily be adapted to almost any location.

C50 NARROW GAUGE DIESEL
Prompted by an article in CM (February 2021), Andrew Knights scratchbuilt a Hungarian prototype in O around an old motor bogie – and ‘exported’ it to the US!

THE SIGHTS OF TAIWAN
Kieren Haskell describes an unusual large display layout constructed in China, with scenery in (approximately) HO around a 5" gauge ride-on line which carries the visitors.

REGULARS

PRODUCT REVIEWS

BOOK REVIEWS

VIDEO REVIEWS

NEWS

Exhibition Diary

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October 2021 RAILWAY OF THE MONTH HORSETHIEF BRIDGE Antony Quinlan describes his American N layout, set on the Columbia River in the Pacific north-west – a superb setting for watching long trains roll by. PLAN OF THE MONTH HOLTZAPFFEL Maurice Hopper developed an ingenious circular design using lightweight and easily portable baseboards for his second essay in modelling German railways in N. FEATURES RUE DES CAVES French industrial scenes along Wine Cellar Road – Frédéric Mouget reports how his HO dioramas have been expanded and developed to make an even more satisfying layout. EL GATO A prestige passenger train for the C&CSRR: Bill Longley-Cook describes the latest additions to the rolling stock on his US On30 garden railroad. GOLLWALD – 2 A narrow gauge terminus in Austria modelled in HOe: Peter Hoffmann has created a fictitious but plausible line with careful consideration of the historical background, geographical setting, and operating requirements. TRANSFERABLE DCC Les Fordham discovered an unexpected benefit of Digital Command Control – the same equipment could quite readily be used on several different layouts, no matter what the scale, gauge, or subject matter. COAL YARD In the course of a (non-railway) family holiday in Sweden, Giles Barnabe observed a modest dockside installation which could easily be adapted to almost any location. C50 NARROW GAUGE DIESEL Prompted by an article in CM (February 2021), Andrew Knights scratchbuilt a Hungarian prototype in O around an old motor bogie – and ‘exported’ it to the US! THE SIGHTS OF TAIWAN Kieren Haskell describes an unusual large display layout constructed in China, with scenery in (approximately) HO around a 5" gauge ride-on line which carries the visitors. REGULARS PRODUCT REVIEWS BOOK REVIEWS VIDEO REVIEWS NEWS Exhibition Diary

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