Continental Modeller Magazine - Jan-23 Back Issue

Continental Modeller Magazine Jan-23 Back Issue

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RAILWAY OF THE MONTH
QUITTANCOURT
Somewhere between the Somme and Scarpe rivers – Eric Fresné introduces a scene set in the Régions Libérées following the First World War, modelled in OO9.

PLAN OF THE MONTH
ROTTERSHAUSEN
Jim Trotman describes a series of German HO layouts built with and for his friend Norman Dickinson.

SCALE DRAWINGS
VALLET STATION
Peter Smith illustrates a unique structure in rural France which he plans to model based on his own scale drawings.

FEATURES

KREUZWEG
The Rhätische Bahn in the snow – Oliver Browne describes his compact HOm scene constructed as test for future scenic modelling.

GLEISBAU BITTERFELD
A German track maintenance depot – Eric Bird describes a compact HO layout intended to showcase a collection of digitally controlled engineering equipment.

SNCF 231D KIT
Getting the best from a Model Loco kit – Warren Miller shows how he approached a good proprietary item with additional enhancements.

LIGURIA
A layout built in lockdown – Edward Longinotti was inspired by this scenic part of the Italian coast to try and replicate the landscape in N.

ALCO DIESELS IN INDIA
The results of technology transfer – Paul Jobber surveys the successful if now dated diesels which played an important role in the modernisation of Indian Railways.

SQUAREFOOT MINE
Small but beautiful – Günther Kiltz tells a story to explain his detailed American O9 minimum space layout.

AUSTRALIAN TURNTABLE ADAPTATION
Les Fordham shows how a proprietary kit was modified for his latest New South Wales HO project.

REGULARS

PRODUCT REVIEWS

BOOK REVIEWS

NEWS

EXHIBITION DIARY

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Jan-23 RAILWAY OF THE MONTH QUITTANCOURT Somewhere between the Somme and Scarpe rivers – Eric Fresné introduces a scene set in the Régions Libérées following the First World War, modelled in OO9. PLAN OF THE MONTH ROTTERSHAUSEN Jim Trotman describes a series of German HO layouts built with and for his friend Norman Dickinson. SCALE DRAWINGS VALLET STATION Peter Smith illustrates a unique structure in rural France which he plans to model based on his own scale drawings. FEATURES KREUZWEG The Rhätische Bahn in the snow – Oliver Browne describes his compact HOm scene constructed as test for future scenic modelling. GLEISBAU BITTERFELD A German track maintenance depot – Eric Bird describes a compact HO layout intended to showcase a collection of digitally controlled engineering equipment. SNCF 231D KIT Getting the best from a Model Loco kit – Warren Miller shows how he approached a good proprietary item with additional enhancements. LIGURIA A layout built in lockdown – Edward Longinotti was inspired by this scenic part of the Italian coast to try and replicate the landscape in N. ALCO DIESELS IN INDIA The results of technology transfer – Paul Jobber surveys the successful if now dated diesels which played an important role in the modernisation of Indian Railways. SQUAREFOOT MINE Small but beautiful – Günther Kiltz tells a story to explain his detailed American O9 minimum space layout. AUSTRALIAN TURNTABLE ADAPTATION Les Fordham shows how a proprietary kit was modified for his latest New South Wales HO project. REGULARS PRODUCT REVIEWS BOOK REVIEWS NEWS EXHIBITION DIARY

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