Mine arrived today.
The usual good mix of content in the now well-established format.
I think that a couple of congratulations are in order:
1) To David Henshaw, his family and associates for their commitment to launching the magazine in the first place;
2) To Stockers (of this parish) for his co-authorship of an excellent feature on "minimal gauge" on Page 42
If the above makes no sense then take a look at www.miniature-railway.com to see what you're missing!
Miniature Railway Magazine Issue 25
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Miniature Railway Magazine Issue 25
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Hmm, might have to see what it takes to buy a download from the middle of Missouri in USD.
That issue 24 maroon Garratt is a pretty locomotive.
That issue 24 maroon Garratt is a pretty locomotive.
later, Forrest Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality. -- Nikola Tesla, July, 1934
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