British Railway Modelling (BRM) | JUNE 2012
This issue has an A5 eight-page supplement introducing DCC which has been sponsored by Hornby:
News and Reviews
What's new includes a first look at Dapol's N gauge A3s as well as Hornby's forthcoming Thompson suburban coaches. Under the spotlight are Dapol's N gauge A4s as well as Hornby's umber and cream Brighton Belle.
Layout Focus
Loftus Road - OO gauge in a modern west London setting, Nearly Bath Green Park - a local club's version of this S&D terminus, Cornard - last years on the GC in OO gauge and Waton, N gauge winner of the RMWeb 2010 Challenge.
Modern Railway Modelling
Nigel Burkin rewheels, details and weathers a Hunslet-Barclay Class 20.
Freight Only
David Larkin continues his series on freight wagons of the British Railways era.
DCC Zone
Using DCC sound decoders with a DC (analogue) system.
Rolling Stock
Use and decline of cattle wagons on British Railways.
Practical BRM
How to... Modify a cattle wagon, produce lift-out scenery, build a goods shed, make roads, walls and fences and improve Peco track.
Photographic competition
Follow our easy guide to taking better digital photographs, then enter the BRM photographic competition for your chance to win a £369.95 Fuji HS25 EXR digital camera supplied by leading photographic supplier Jessops!
Plus Points Arising and Diary Dates.
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