N Gauge Journal 6/11

Started by BernardTPM, December 30, 2011, 11:38:09 AM

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BernardTPM

Nice new issue dropped through today. Good spread of articles and reviews, but two loose pages. Is mine an odd one out are are more like that? (I've worked out a solution to that involving a needle and my cutting board).

cookiescrumble


BernardTPM

Ah well, seems 'we are not alone'!

tim-pelican

Mine too, pages 23-26 and 75-78 are a couple of floating sheets.

rg1

Slightly off topic but as I'm new to N Gauge and looking to expand my knowledge of the subject, I decided to join the NGS today. Looking forward to receiving a copy of the journal soon! :thumbsup:
The pen is mightier than the sword (and easier to write with!)

SD35

My copy is stapled alright.

I particularly like that little Rosneath railway.

SymonC

Quote from: rg1 on December 30, 2011, 12:29:15 PM
Slightly off topic but as I'm new to N Gauge and looking to expand my knowledge of the subject, I decided to join the NGS today. Looking forward to receiving a copy of the journal soon! :thumbsup:

You won't regret it. I only joined last year and must say have been very impressed with the journals.

BTW my copy received this week is also stapled together properly.

MikeDunn

Add me - pages 15/16-85/86 and 17/18-83/84 ...

Will drop them a line - hopefully they're already aware that this issue has 'issues'  ;D but it never hurts to let them know !

Mike

Dr Al

Yes, mine also was like this.

But not a big deal. And I thought that the quality of the content in this particular Journal is notably better than previous ones.

Cheers,
Alan
Quote from: Roy L S
If Dr Al is online he may be able to provide a more comprehensive answer.

"We have also arranged things so that almost no one understands science and technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later this combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our faces."Dr. Carl Sagan

Tank

Mine was fine, although I feel like checking it again.   :)  I agree Dr Al, it was a quality packed issue.

Sprintex

My copy was fine  :)

Great to see Elvinley featured within - have seen numerous Youtube vids of this layout and I love it, well deserved of some proper publicity I think  :thumbsup:


Paul

bluedepot

mine didn't arrive yet  :(

i just bought modern locomotives illustrated about the peaks so that'll keep me occupied anyway...


tim

4x2

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Quote from: Sprintex on December 30, 2011, 02:24:33 PM
My copy was fine  :)

Great to see Elvinley featured within - have seen numerous Youtube vids of this layout and I love it, well deserved of some proper publicity I think  :thumbsup:


Paul
My copy also fine.  :thumbsup:
Good to see Elvinley again (i've played trains on it !  ;D) ,The journal has loads of content - it seems to get a bit bigger each time ! Good article on small tenders - the last pic could easily be 00 gauge !
If it's got rails... you have my full, undivided attention - Steam, diesel and electric, 'tis all good !

Mike

EtchedPixels

"If it's got rails... you have my full, undivided attention - Steam, diesel and electric, 'tis all good !"

Umm.. shower rails 8)

exit stage left...
"Knowledge has no value or use for the solitary owner: to be enjoyed it must be communicated" -- Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden

4x2

I like showers.... not the met office type though..... ;D
If it's got rails... you have my full, undivided attention - Steam, diesel and electric, 'tis all good !

Mike

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