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Journal Advertising Rates J OURNAL AUSTRALIAN MODEL RAILWAY ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Vol. 57 No. 302 ISSN 0045-0715 Mar-Apr Print Post Approved PP340929/00013 2008 Information and Directory of Office Holders - AMRA Federal Committee President Graham Larmour 42 McMillan Street Yagoona NSW 2199 02 9790 5074 email: [email protected] Vice President Denice Tyson 22 Tobruk Avenue Carlingford NSW 2118 02 9872 3512 Secretary Terry Flynn 31 Postman's Track, Helensburgh NSW 2508 02 9385 4133 email: [email protected] Business hrs. Registrar Stephen Chapman PO Box 429 Moorebank NSW 1875 02 9824 1295 email: [email protected] Treasurer Brian Tyson 22 Tobruk Avenue Carlingford NSW 2118 02 9872 3512 email: [email protected] Website: http://www.amra.asn.au email: [email protected] New South Wales Committee President Barry Wilcockson 11 Richmond Close St Johns Park NSW 2176 02 9610 7356 Secretary Geoff Lanham 18 Calvados St Glenfield NSW 2167 02 9829 3362 Treasurer Marilyn Wilcockson 11 Richmond Close St Johns Park NSW 2176 02 9610 7356 Clubroom address and phone: 48 Barry Avenue (P.O. Box 277) Mortdale NSW 2223 02 9153 5901 Victorian Committee President Gary Danson 77 North Avenue Bentleigh 3204 03 9557 3908 Secretary John Harry 68 Lahona Avenue Bentleigh East Vic 3165 03 9570 4406 Treasurer Stuart Westerman 10 Gardenia Crescent Cheltenham Vic 3192 03 9583 8655 Clubrooms address and phone: 92 Wills Street Glen Iris Vic 3146 03 9885 7034 Queensland Committee President Bill Dunn 7 Jackson Street Clayfield 4011 07 3357 8109 Secretary Treasurer Kenneth Edge –Williams 49 Cambridge St Carina Heights 4153. 07 3843 5965: Club Rooms address and phone 20 Murphy Road (PO Box 352) Zillmere Qld 4034 07 3862 9633 Western Australian Committee President Frans Ponjee 9490 3636 or 0427124895 e-mail:[email protected] Vice President John Maker 0417941553 Secretary Neill Phillips 9403 0924 e-mail:[email protected] Treasurer Ron Fryer Clubrooms address and ph:24 Moojebing Street (P.O.Box 60) Maylands WA 6931 08 9377 3456 Journal Advertising Rates Type Size (W x H) Casual Rate Regular Rate Inside Pages Hobby Shop Directory 85 x 40 n/a $55.00 six issues Quarter page 85 x 130 $17.60 $14.30 per issue Half page 188 x 130 $33.00 $22.00 per issue Full Page 188 x 273 $55.00 $44.00 per issue Inside Back Cover Half page 188 x 130 $44.00 $38.50 per issue Full Page 188 x 273 $77.00 $66.00 per issue All rates quoted include GST Casual Rates apply for one off advertisers Regular rates apply when ads are ordered to appear in six or more issues AMRA JOURNAL is the official journal of the Australian Model Railway Association Incorporated and is published six times per year. Circulation is 1000 copies (Australia Wide). Our ABN is 93 381 859 617. Advertising Deadlines: All advertising copy/artwork should be sent to the Advertising Manager by the 14th of the even month (February, April, June, August, October & December). All payments for advertising must be made in advance by the same date. Regular advertisers may pay in two equal installments with the second payment being due by the 14th of the even month preceding the advertisement’s fourth appearance. Further advertising enquiries should be directed to the Advertising Manager Dale Kay 3-5 Brunning Street, Upwey, Victoria, 3158 (03)9754 6858 or Fax (03)9754 4730 email: [email protected] AMRA JOURNAL NO. 302 – MAR/APR 2008 PAGE 31 JOURNAL BOX ... EDITORIAL Inside this issue: It is amazing how quickly JOURNAL time comes around. It feels like only last week I was editing the January February is- Editorial 31 sue. I have had quite a positive response to requests for photo- graphs and the quality is improving all the time. Take a look at this issue’s centerfold. Having said this, please don’t leave it to Popvalve 33 these few members to be the sole contributors of pictures. If you have any good quality photos send them in. Bear in mind the focus of the shot should be the train or the rail related object. (Subjects can be of Eskbank 35 anything as long as it is related to trains.) The main cover still must be, by way of the constitution, Australian profile and it is preferable to have Aus- sie content, but, if you have a very special shot from elsewhere you think is worthy of print send it in too. I am always on the lookout for unusual Australian 4mm 40 themes. The railscene in this issue is a good example. On another note, of late the number of articles for JOURNAL has been on the decrease. I receive articles from the faithful few but, I think as members of the AMRA Local Rail News 44 there should be more authors/modellers out there, so, if you have a news- worthy article send it in to me. No excuses for lack of communication. I have email, fax and snailmail available, so come on, get writing and send Colour Centre-fold Ctr in those favourite topics of interest you have had hiding for all these years That’s all for now so until next issue…… GOOD MODELLING 47 Branch News Stuart Pattison Credits Editor/Publisher Stuart Pattison 3-5 Brunning St Upwey Victoria 3158 Tel:(03)97546858 Fax:(03)97544730 email: [email protected] COVER PHOTO Advertising Manager Dale Kay Most of us spent 3-5 Brunning St. Upwey VIC 3158 Christmas gobbling Tel: (03)97546858 Fax: (03)9754 4730 down roast turkey and email: [email protected] ham with family and friends; QRN's 42105 Typing Dale Kay wasn't so lucky spend- Sub Editors: ing Christmas and Box- Queensland Ken Duncan ing Day sitting idle at Tel: Yass Junction. 0732812564 Photo by Daniel Nor- E-mail: [email protected] man (Vic) Victoria Dale Kay 3-5 Brunning St Upwey VIC 3158 Tel 0397546858 Fax 0397544730 email: [email protected] New South Wales Chris Winston PO Box 277 Mortdale NSW 2223 Tel 0408 445 495 email:[email protected] NOTICE Western Australia This publication accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of articles Editor ,The Branchline Ted Thoday or advertising published herein, statements made or opinions expressed in pa- email: [email protected] pers or discussions, nor do we necessarily subscribe to the views expressed or Cartoonist implied by contributors. Printer Kingston Digital Neither is any guarantee implied or expressed as to the good conduct or practice Printing Manager Stuart Westerman of advertisers herein. This publication reserves, at all times, the right to refuse Popvalve Photo Tony Hough acceptance of any matter considered unsuitable for publication. PAGE 32 AMRA JOURNAL NO. 302 – MAR/APR 2008 JUNIOR ENGINEERS DEPT. By Alan Bollans W.A. This picture shows young people are still fascinated by the steam locomotive. It was taken at a recent 'run day' of the Batavia Coast Miniature Railway at Geraldton in WA. Just look at the concentration on the boys faces as the owner of 'Titch' explains the finer points of how a steam locomotive works. Three of the boys (my Grand- sons) are Brothers and all three have already had their photographs of prototype locomotives and trains pub- lished in Railway Digest. Note the HV vests and ARG hats. JOURNAL DATES JOURNAL NO COVER MONTHS MAILING DATES EDITORIAL BRANCH NEWS ADVERTISING Last Monday MATERIAL 3rd Friday MATERIAL Odd Months Last week days Even Months 14th Day Even Odd Months Months 303 MAY/JUN 26/05/08 31/03/08 18/04/08 14/04/08 304 JUL/AUG 28/07/08 31/05/08 20/06/08 14/06/08 305 SEP/OCT 29/09/08 31/07/08 15/08/08 14/08/08 CLOSING DATES & REQUIREMENTS Set out above are the CLOSING DATES for JOURNAL, in the various categories of material, for 2007. KEEP THIS TABLE HANDY ( YOU MAY PHOTOCOPY IT OR, EVEN CUT IT OUT!) BUT, MAKE SURE YOU DON’T LOSE IT.—Editor. All material not in electronic form should be sent to the Editor or the Advertising Officer as appropriate, with hard copy to the editor. All material in electronic form should be directed to the Editor or the Adver- tising Officer. Deadlines will be strictly observed; that means material MUST be in the hands of either the Editor or Advertising Manager by the dates set out above. If you do write an article and you use a computer please send an email or disk copy to the Editor. It saves a lot of time as articles don’t have to be scanned and corrected. All dead- lines will be STRICTLY enforced. AMRA JOURNAL NO. 302 – MAR/APR 2008 PAGE 33 The Editor AMRA The Editor AMRA 2 JOURNAL JOURNAL Dear Stuart, Dear Stuart, Open Letter to the National and State Executive I am pleased to announce the Federal Commit- Dear Sirs tee of Management unanimously approved a new I have been a long time member of the AMRA standard titled, “Fine tolerance wheel and track (NSW) for nearly 30 years and obviously having standard 2008”. This standard covers the following continued my membership for so long, indicates my track gauges - Z, N, TT, H0, EM, S, 0, and 1. pleasure and acceptance of the Association. Over The development and approval of this standard these years I have attended many club nights and I is an example of the AMRA improving on alternative read every JOURNAL and actually look forward to standards. As far as I am aware, with this new reading the other state news roundup.
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