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Issue 98
August 2015
HORNBY
Closing date: August 25 2015
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FIRST REVIEWS
Hornby Drummond ‘700’ 0-6-0
Bachmann Class 43 ‘Warship’
PLUS...
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New Hornby K-Type Pullman carriages
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Sound fitted Class 37, TTS ‘47’ and TTS ‘A3’
LIGHTING
MADE SIMPLE
SUMMER SPECIAL:
HOLIDAY TRAINS
POWER
districts explained
GAMES
DCC boosters and
DCC SOUND
The‘N’gauge‘4F’0-6-0!
WEATHERING
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magazine
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Evan Green-Hughes, Brian Stephenson,
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Julia Scarlett, Trevor Jones, Bob Hunter, Chris Jones,
Tony Newton and Andy Strathie.
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WEATHERING
p40
Tim Shackleton recreates a suitably
weather-worn train formation of the
longstanding 1960s Bradford-Poole
summer Saturday-only holiday train.
JUST PLUG - AND
LIGHT UP!
Adding lighting to buildings can be
difficult, but Woodland Scenics’ new
Just Plug range of lighting products
aims to change all that, as Mike Wild
demonstrates.
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POWER GAMES
Nigel Burkin examines Digital
Command Control (DCC) electrics
and explains how power districts,
boosters and power management
devices work and how they can
benefit your digital layout.
Audit Bureau of Circulation 34,022
newsstand and digital sales.
Hornby Magazine
is published on
the second Thursday of each month
preceeding the cover date.
ISSN 1753-2469
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ISSUE
Struggling to fit your layout within
the space available? Chris Jones
reveals his multi-level baseboard
support system and how it can make
the most of any space.
HOW TO ‘SHELVE’
YOUR LAYOUT
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Relishing a challenge, Paul Chetter
demonstrates how to get a big effect
from a small space by installing
Digital Command Control (DCC)
sound in a Graham Farish ‘N’ gauge
Midland Railway ‘4F’ 0-6-0 with
impressive results.
DCC SOUND
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Hornby unveils new ‘OO’ gauge Southern Railway
coaching stock, Hatton’s of Liverpool reveal
progress on their latest ‘OO’ gauge projects,
Oxford Rail’s LSWR ‘0415’ 4-4-2T for ‘OO’ breaks
cover, development of DJ Models’ crowd funded
‘OO’ Class 71 powers ahead, another layout is
added to the Great Electric Train Show line-up and
all the latest news.
COMPETITION
WIN! A Hornby ‘OO’ gauge Colas Rail
Freight liveried Class 56 worth £150
in our exclusive competition.
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Bob Hunter demonstrates what can be achieved in
large scales with his stunning interpretation of this
fictional 1960s North Devon station in Gauge 1.
HATHERLEIGH JUNCTION
FIRST
Hornby
REVIEWS
Drummond
‘700’ 0-6-0
for ‘OO’
p74
Bachmann
‘OO’ Class 43
‘Warship’
p64
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Bachmann’s SR ‘Bogie B’ vans for ‘N’
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Hornby’s ‘OO’ gauge all-steel K-Type Pullmans
PLUS...
Hornby delivers its new London and South Western Railway Drummond
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Your views, opinions and responses from the
Hornby Magazine
postbag.
HORNBY POST
Tony Newton followed prototype signalling
practice for his Derbyshire set ‘OO’ gauge
analogue controlled layout and took things a step
further utilising computer software to control all
movements.
CHESTERFIELD GC
Evan Green-Hughes discovers why Dugald
Drummond’s rugged ‘700’ class 0-6-0 locomotives
were so highly regarded despite being designed
for goods work.
REALITY CHECK
Greenock and District Model Railway Club set
out to model something a little different with
their ‘OO’ gauge Scottish Region layout - gravity
shunting, which they have managed to achieve
with remarkable authenticity.
INVERBOYNDIE
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RAILWAY REALISM
‘700’ 0-6-0 and all-steel K-Type Pullman cars for ‘OO’. Plus Bachmann’s
newly-tooled ‘OO’ gauge Class 43 ‘Warship’ and ‘N’ gauge Southern
Railway ‘Bogie B’ luggage van are reviewed in full together with colourful
reissues of Hornby’s Class 31, Class 56, Oxford Diecasts latest road
vehicles, Presier figures and much more.
There have been many forms of railway traction
over the years. Some were practical but others
were rather more esoteric, as Evan Green-Hughes
explains.
SHOW GUIDE
Hornby Magazine’s
comprehensive guide to
forthcoming events.
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