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Posted: Thu Oct 15th, 2020 04:54 pm

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Our next issue 124 features a US prototype,
in the form of Arizona Copper Company 20 inch gauge Locomotive No.8,
with prototype photos and scale drawing.

Full details here: REVIEW 124

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REVIEW issue 125 is now at the printers for dispatch later this month.

This is a special edition with an extended obituary,
for our dear friend and editor Roy who passed away in November.

Issue 125 Contents:

Roy Charles Link 1947-2020 - Obituary and tribute with list of works
Beamish Tool Van - Paul Jarman describes his 7/8ths (1:13·7) model & full-size version it inspired
Green Energy Recycled Locomotives Of Llechwedd - Stuart L Baker draws & describes The Coalition & The Eclipse
Severn Mill - John Brookes describes his O16·5 factory complex module with track plan
Jössen Train Ferry - Photos & recollections from Col David W Ronald on this unusual German 60cm prototype

John

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