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Volume 13 Index ARTICLES NMRA 1988 151/52 25 Years Down The Track With A.M.R.M. 149/23 Another Day With Model Railways 1988 151/52 25 Years Down The Track With AMRM – VOLUME 13 Modelling the Railways of NSW 1988 152/19 Addendum 150/47 Council Depot, Detailing Ideas – The 150/41 3 Way Point Diode Matrix 152/36 Country Store, A (Victoria C 1925) 147/46 40 Class Conversion, NSWR 144/22 INDEX Creating an AD60 in Uncle Sam’s Land 151/33 422 Livery, Another 149/60 Compiled by AMRM Staff Creating Atmosphere 149/38 422 Livery, Another – Addendum 150/59 Creating Atmosphere – The River Scene 153/28 4469 Livery, Another – Here We Go Again 150/53 Issues 142-153 CWs of the NSWR, Modelling Timber Framed 149/28 5718, How I Built 152/24 D50s, NSWR 144/52 5718 – Part 2, How I Built 153/18 1985-1986 D50s – Addendum, NSWR 145/28 8300 Conversion, Another 149/63 Managing Editor Day With Model Railways – and Another 143/15 8300, Prototype Notes on the Early 149/67 Bob Gallagher Decals, White on White Paper Problem 147/29 90ft Twin Span Turntables , NSWR 145/39 Depot, Detailing Ideas – The Council 150/41 A Class, Bicentennial VR 153/24 Editor Detailing Ideas – The Council Depot 150/41 ABFX Wagon, VFX/ 144/39 Allan Brown Diode Matrix, 3 Way Point 152/36 AD60 in Uncle Sam’s Land, Creating an 151/33 Issue Numbers Dunedin’s Tramcars, Modelling 150/56 Advertising on WAGR Vans 149/31 No.142 February 1987 Electrical Pickup, Improving the Mehanotehnika Aged Timber – The Easy Way 144/47 No.143 April 1987 Mechanism 146/27 AMRM – A Potted History 149/48, 150/20 No.144 June 1987 Enhancing the Trax FS and BS Coaches 142/19 Anderson, David – Profile 142/23 No.145 August 1987 Exhibition Reports Another 422 Livery 149/60 No.146 October 1987 Melbourne 1987 144/43 Another 422 Livery – Addendum 150/59 No.147 December 1987 Bendigo 1987 144/48 Another 8300 Conversion 149/63 No.148 February 1988 Forestville 1987 144/50 Another Approach to Weathering Timber 151/45 No.149 April 1988 Croydon 1987 145/29 Atmosphere – The River Scene, Creating 153/28 No.150 June 1988 Meadowbank 1987 145/29 Atmosphere, Creating 149/38 No.151 August 1988 Parramatta 1987 145/29 AZ Class Sleeping Coach of the WAGR 145/47 No.152 October 1988 Brisbane 1987 145/30 Ballast Spreader, Simple 144/21 No.153 December 1988 Broadmeadow 1987 146/33 BD Open Wagon, Kitbash a 150/30 Canberra 1987 146/34 Berrima District M.R.C., Model Railway Clubs 148/27 Issue number quotes first, then page number Castle Hill 1987 146/34 Bicentennial VR A Class 153/24 Bowral 1987 147/22 Big Coal Movers – Queensland Style 151/37 Orange 1987 147/22 Bogie Brake Vans in NSW, More on 147/33 Collins Patent Module 153/22 Sydney 1987 147/22 BS Coach Modification, Trax FS and 143/30 Colo Valley Railway, Scenicking the 149/16 Adelaide 1987 147/23 BS Coaches, Enhancing the Trax FS and 142/19 Colouring of Valve Motion, Realistic 149/22 Sydney Marklin 1987 147/23 Build Your Own Structures – A Cold Store 143/16 Combined Schools Sports Day 148/40 Thirlmere 1987 147/23 Building a Shearing Shed 151/28 Comment Sunbury 1987 147/24 Building a TE Flat Wagon in N Scale 147/21 Its Just Not Cricket! 142/11 Rockhampton 1987 148/52 Building Heidi II 143/20 Comment 143/11 Camberwell 1988 150/48 Building Moe Signal Box 145/34 Safety in the Hobby 144/11 Canberra 1988 150/49 Building VR Tank Cars in Brass in O Scale 144/23 Australian Prototype Modelling. It Is Here To Perth 1988 151/46 Buildings, A Tale of Three 147/30 Stay! 145/11 Ballarat 1988 152/35 Caboose, Webb’s – Historical Notes 144/33 Building a Layout? 146/11 Mudgee 1988 153/26 Candy Coloured NSWR Passenger Cars 1 Try Again! 147/11 Bendigo 1988 150/50 1st Class Non A/C Cars 144/50 Memories 148/13 Castlemaine 1988 150/51 Composite Non A/C Cars 146/57 Looking Back 149/13 Coffs Harbour 1988 150/51 2nd/Comp Non A/C Cars 147/37 On Exhibitions and Motivations 150/13 Kingsgrove 1988 150/52 Non-A/C Sleeping Cars 149/34 Read – It May Be Of Interest! 151/13 Seven Hills 1988 150/52 Miscellaneous Vans 150/59 How Are We Seen? 152/13 Brisbane 1988 150/52 Air Conditioned Cars 1 152/44 Diversity 153/13 Meadowbank 1988 151/46 Air Conditioned Cars 2 153/27 Compleat Chemical Modeller, The 144/36 Castle Hill 1988 152/35 Capacitor Discharge Unit for Model Railways 148/39 Completed Project – Moss Vale Station Tamworth 1988 152/35 Cast Away Your Modelling Problems 145/23 Refreshment rooms 151/47 Malkara – Canberra 1988 152/35 Cement 146/35 Constructing a NSWR Type Roundhouse in HO 144/38 Broadmeadow – Newcastle 1988 152/35 Cement – 2, Wagon Loads 150/35 Continental Kits to Australian 142/17 Toowoomba 1988 153/26 Chemical Modeller, The Compleat 144/36 Convention Reports Sydney 1988 153/26 CHG Brake Vans, More NSWR 144/53 Another Day With Model Railways 1987 145/53 Berrima 1988 153/27 CL and GM Classes, Multiple Unit Sockets 144/30 Modelling the Railways of NSW 1987 146/25 F Class Diesel in Colour, VR 142/24 Coal Movers – Queensland Style, Big 151/37 SCMRA 2Oth Anniversary Convention 148/52 F. Rode & Co 149/29 Cold Store, Build Your Own Structures 143/16 9mm Convention 151/36 Fitting Kadee Couplers in N Scale 151/18 1 Flat Wagons, Wagon Loads 149/35 Modelling the NZR in 9mm Scale 147/25 Passenger Cars 6 – Air Conditioned Cars 1, FS and BS Coach Modification, Trax 143/30 Modelling the Timber Framed CWs of NSWR 149/28 Candy Coloured NSWR 152/44 FS and BS Coaches, Enhancing the Trax 142/19 Modelling VR Structures A Small Goods Shed – Passenger Cars 7 – Air Conditioned Cars 2, G and GP Wagons, Modelling W44 143/33 Addendum 153/46 Candy Coloured NSWR 153/27 G1b Version, Modelling NSWR Goods Sheds 146/43 Modelling VR Structures Part 1 – Patent Module, Collins 153/22 GM Classes, Multiple Unit Sockets on CL and 144/30 A Small Goods Shed 152/40 People of the Kiamana Line 151/15 Gone Sailing 147/36 Modelling W44 G and GP Wagons 143/33 PH Power Van, Modelling Project Kitbashing a 149/54 Goods Shed Modifying the Trax MHG Guards Van – Plough, VR Ballast 148/34 Addendum, Modelling VR Structures A Small 153/46 The Early Version 142/20 Potted History of AMRM 149/48, 150/20 Leitchville (20ft), VR 152/42 Moe Signal Box, Building 145/34 Preview of new products released by the Model Modelling VR Structures Part 1 – A Small 152/40 More NSWR CHG Brake Vans 144/53 Railway Industry 147/44, 148/51, 149/27, The G1b Version, Modelling NSWR 146/43 More on Bogie Brake Vans in NSW 147/33 150/42, 151/17,152/28, 153/47, Goose Bum Line 147/53 Moss Vale Station refreshment rooms, Profile David Anderson 142/23 GP Wagons, Modelling W44 G and 143/33 Completed Project – 151/47 Prototype Notes Early 8300 149/67 Headboards on the NSWR, Multiple Unit Sockets on AN CL and GM Class 144/30 Prototype Trackplan Wallerawang – NSW 150/43 Steam Locomotive Names and 145/52 N Scale, Fitting Kadee Couplers in 151/18 Pushups – How to Model a Shove in the Rear 148/38 Heidi II, Building 143/20 Names and Headboards on the NSWR, Steam QLX Family, QR 150/72 Helpful Hints 146/25, 146/39, 144/53 Locomotive 145/52 QR QLX Family 150/72 Here We Go Again – Another 4469 Livery 150/53 Natural Weathering of Scale Timber 150/62 QR VAO Coal Hoppers, Building in Sn3.5 Scale 151/37 History of ‘Kia Ora’ 142/35 Near Enough SAR Caboose 144/31 Quick Tip – White Decals on White Paper Problem History of AMRM, Potted 149/48, 150/20 Nepean Milk Co-Op Limited 142/26 147/29 History, NSWR Modelling 148/54 NSW, More on Bogie Brake Vans in 147/33 R Series Cars, Painting Schemes – NSWR 143/32 How Fast How Slow 143/53 NSWR 40 Class Conversion 144/22 Realistic Colouring of Valve Motion 149/22 How I Built 5718 – Part 1 152/24 NSWR 90ft Twin Span Turntables 145/39 Reminiscing 149/51 How I Built 5718 – Part 2 153/18 NSWR AD60 in Uncle Sam’s Land, Creating an 151/33 River Scene, Creating Atmosphere – The 153/28 I Wagon Conversion, VR 147/20 NSWR CHG Brake Vans, More 144/53 Rivets 146/31 Ian the Artist 144/30 NSWR D50s 144/52 Rode & Co, F. 149/29 Improving Electrical Pickup of the Mehanotehnika NSWR D50s – Addendum 145/28 Rollingstock Behaviour on Curves 142/18 Mechanism 146/27 NSWR Goods Sheds, Modelling – The G1b 146/43 Roundhouse in HO, Constructing a NSWR Type 144/38 Intermediate Years, The 149/50 NSWR Modelling History 148/54 RU and UL Grain Hoppers, Prototype Notes on, Kadee Couplers in N Scale, Fitting 151/18 NSWR Passenger Car Listing 1926-1986 146/40 NSWR 147/51 Kia-Ora in Sn3.5, Kitbash WA’s 142/39 Addendum 152/46 RU Bulk Wheat Hopper, Scratchbuild This 147/48 Kiamana Line, The People of 151/15 Composite Non A/C Cars, Candy Coloured 146/57 SAR Caboose, Near Enough 144/31 Kio Ora, History of 142/35 2nd/Comp Non A/C Cars, Candy Coloured 147/37 Scaling Weights into HO 143/31 Kitbash a BD Open Wagon 150/30 Non-A/C Sleeping Cars, Candy Coloured 149/34 Scenic Route 146/28, 150/28 Kitbash WA’s Kia-Ora in Sn3.5 142/39 Miscellaneous Vans, Candy Coloured 150/59 Scenicking the Colo Valley Railway 149/16 Legacy 150/22 Air Conditioned Cars 1, Candy Coloured 152/44 Shearing Shed, Building a 151/28 Leitchville (20ft), VR Goods Shed, 152/42 Air Conditioned Cars 2, Candy Coloured 153/27 Shed, Building a Shearing 151/28 Lettered Opens 152/26 1st Class Non A/C Cars 144/50 Signal Box, Building Moe 145/34 Lettering on VR Open Wagons 152/26 NSWR R Series Cars, Painting Schemes 143/32 Signal Box, Modelling Project Loftus Junction 142/31 LFX Dog Boxes 145/33 NSWR RU and UL Grain Hoppers, Simple Ballast Spreader 144/21 Loftus Junction Signal Box, Modelling Project 142/31 Prototype Notes on 147/51 Simple Capacitor Discharge Unit for Model Make a Staghorn or Two 143/52 NSWR Tenders 4 – 3650 Gallon Turret Tender 153/43 Railways 148/39
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