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A cable-worked incline
Issue 182 (2008)
p.105
4mm/P4
Robin Whittle extends his recent tour of his P4 C&HPR layout with this description of how he modelled Sheep Pasture incline.
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A Memory-Wire Turnout Operating Unit
Issue 112 (1999)
p.184
Move your point blades more realistically with this scaratchbuilt unit.
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A Sauce for Semaphores - Part 1: In Search of a Recipe
Issue 111 (1999)
p.153
Experimenting with relays has led to an improved signal actuating unit controlled electronically.
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A Sauce for Semaphores - Part 2: A Cook Book
Issue 122 (2000)
p.250
Continuing the culinary theme of Part 1 in MRJ No.111, J. Douglas Smith gives some 'recipes' for improved Signal Actuating Units, controlled electronically.
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A Shunters Pole for 4mm
Issue 21 (1988)
p.69
4mm
W. A. M. Barter on making three-link couplings easier to live with.
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Authentic Layout Signalling
Issue 45 (1991)
p.50
Michael H. Walshaw describes the workings and pleasures of a model railway signalling system based on the prototype.
Block system etc.
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Block Instruments for Stockport Tiviot Dale and Millhouses & Eccleshall
Issue 215 (2012)
p.147
MRJ series - Miniature Block Instruments
Richard Challis explains how he devised the electrical system behind the miniature block instruments now in use on two layouts
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Block Instruments on Buckingham
Issue 60 (1993)
p.27
Readers who inquired about Peter Denny's block instruments in the wake of his article on operating 'Buckingham' (MRJ No. 46) will probably be surprised to learn that they are cheap, low-tech and deeply redolent of the real thing, just like the rest of the layout. Hee, Peter explains how they are made.
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Block Working With Computers
Issue 61 (1993)
p.74
Peter Denny had an electro-mechanical unit to which he could offer trains. Ian Everett comes up with a modern digital replica which he calls "Digital Crispin".
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Bradfield Gloucester Square
Issue 216 (2012)
p.189
4mm/00
We may call it operation but running a layout in a 'railway-like manner' is what interests John Elliott. Through his words he has presented a narrative behind his thinking, and introduces us to this topic in an inspired and enthused way. However, that is not all there is to Bradfield Gloucester Square, as it captures the essence of an everyday scene that most of us remember. The scene is set in 1962.