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The second half of the 1980s saw Redland use the Speedlink wagonload network to distribute roof tiles across the country. […]
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Looking for something a little different to add to an HST set, Daryl Harris-Saxton describes how he modelled the experimental […]
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Often overshadowed by the Class 08s, the lower-powered Gardner-engined machines were adopted as British Rail’s standard small shunter, enjoying a […]
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Seeking to recreate an everyday sight from his youth, Stu Davies describes how to modify the Bachmann Class 03 shunter […]
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The ‘O’ gauge market welcomes a new ready-to-run manufacturer as the British Thomson-Houston Class 15 goes on sale. THE appearance […]
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Two new wagons have been announced, while the range of liveries on the new Mk.3 coaches has also increased. THE […]
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The latest addition to the company’s wagon range is the LMS/BR coke hopper, this coming in two different body styles. […]
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To coincide with the release of the new Hornby models, Trevor Mann describes the history of the coke hoppers, these […]
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For much of the 1980s, the Class 47/7-powered push-pull sets were the face of ScotRail, working the front rank inter-city services […]
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With the new tooling already announced at Warley, the manufacturer has unveiled the remainder of its new catalogue. January 4 […]
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