Hot on the heels of Black Sheep Lane (Ian Arkley) appearing in RM, we have another member (Mainline) whose layout "The Circle Line" is appearing in the March 2013 issue of RM. It would appear Terry doesn't want to blow his own trumpet, but having seen the layout in the flesh I would certainly suggest the mag is worth a buy this month (a) so you can admire Terrys work and (b) to keep RM on the boil with N gauge features, especially as their Editor, Steve Flint, is judging our Photographic Competition.
:thankyousign: :NGF:
Having got the aforesaid mag today, I have to congratulate Mainline on getting his layout in. :claphappy: Some excellent pics and a very good construction tutorial. I will be surprised if there are not fellow members who create a circular layout as the build seems very straight forward.
Also featured is Wansbeck Road, a review of the Dapol 2884, and building the Metcalfe covered footbridge in N.
Plenty for us N gaugers this month :thumbsup:
Nearly forgot - some 009 stuff for DavieB ;)
Quote from: newportnobby on February 14, 2013, 08:31:21 PM
Having got the aforesaid mag today, I have to congratulate Mainline on getting his layout in. :claphappy: Some excellent pics and a very good construction tutorial. I will be surprised if there are not fellow members who create a circular layout as the build seems very straight forward.
Also featured is Wansbeck Road, a review of the Dapol 2884, and building the Metcalfe covered footbridge in N.
Plenty for us N gaugers this month :thumbsup:
Nearly forgot - some 009 stuff for DavieB ;)
Thanks for that Mick but i already have it :thumbsup: :D
One thing that is interesting is that Heljan are set to release a 009 scale R-T-R Loco
A Lynton & Barnstaple Manning-Wardle 2-6-2T :o :thumbsup:
You never know they may have a dabble with "N" but not with this chassis as it is outside framed
i also enjoyed the article on Mainlines layout :thumbsup:
all together a very good edition of the magazine :thumbsup:
:beers:
dave :thumbsup:
I've got this mag. and love the circular layout. I just wish the article was longer and with more photos. At the opposite end to the N gauge features, I'd recommend this issue for the spectacular O gauge layout too, with its huge bridge - this one will be at the York show so is bound to draw lots of admirers.
ps - I'm not affiliated to the mag, anything O gauge related or the York show!