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Engineering in Miniature

Dec 01 2022
Magazine

Keep entertained with Engineering In Miniature - covering all aspects of model engineering, helping novices to progress their first projects, providing in-depth features to attract the experienced.

A welcome return - in this observer's judgement…

Engineering in Miniature

2022 Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition • It was worth the wait… Roving reporter John brings us part one of his report from the first major show since the Covid pandemic, and one which attracted many top quality models.

Restoring a Gauge 1 Midland Compound • Anthony’s workshop restoration of an electrically-powered Gauge 1 locomotive focuses this month on producing a level of cab interior detail to impress viewers.

Building a ride-on tender from scratch • Peter and Matthew continue their 7¼-inch ride-on tender build, designed in 3D CAD and intended as a ‘beginners’ project to teach or practice a broad range of skills.

Conway — a first steam locomotive build • Rich begins a short series designed to help other novice locomotive builders by relating the challenges faced and lessons learnt constructing his first engine.

A Sledge Hammer to Crack a Nut? • David discovers machine-tool capabilities in his workshop he never knew he had while solving a marine modelling problem for his son…

Simplex success? • Happy Harry this month as our Fairbourne Miniature Railway engineer sees an important loco project to a successful conclusion He’s even had time for some 7¼-inch engineering!

A GNR Stirling Single in 5-inch Gauge • This month Australian engineer Bruce concludes his locomotive build project by tackling the challenge of paintwork and the elaborate lining of the Stirling Single.

Changes for the better

Well worth the wait • Stuart describes how he successfully steamed a first loco build project that has been underway for well over 50 years - and even the loco’s debut proved challenging…

LNER 04 ends Haigh's 29-year steam drought

Seasons end and work starts • Tracks closed for winter but plenty of projects going on amongst the club members…

Stylish climax to Dublin's 40th anniversary season

DIARY


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Keep entertained with Engineering In Miniature - covering all aspects of model engineering, helping novices to progress their first projects, providing in-depth features to attract the experienced.

A welcome return - in this observer's judgement…

Engineering in Miniature

2022 Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition • It was worth the wait… Roving reporter John brings us part one of his report from the first major show since the Covid pandemic, and one which attracted many top quality models.

Restoring a Gauge 1 Midland Compound • Anthony’s workshop restoration of an electrically-powered Gauge 1 locomotive focuses this month on producing a level of cab interior detail to impress viewers.

Building a ride-on tender from scratch • Peter and Matthew continue their 7¼-inch ride-on tender build, designed in 3D CAD and intended as a ‘beginners’ project to teach or practice a broad range of skills.

Conway — a first steam locomotive build • Rich begins a short series designed to help other novice locomotive builders by relating the challenges faced and lessons learnt constructing his first engine.

A Sledge Hammer to Crack a Nut? • David discovers machine-tool capabilities in his workshop he never knew he had while solving a marine modelling problem for his son…

Simplex success? • Happy Harry this month as our Fairbourne Miniature Railway engineer sees an important loco project to a successful conclusion He’s even had time for some 7¼-inch engineering!

A GNR Stirling Single in 5-inch Gauge • This month Australian engineer Bruce concludes his locomotive build project by tackling the challenge of paintwork and the elaborate lining of the Stirling Single.

Changes for the better

Well worth the wait • Stuart describes how he successfully steamed a first loco build project that has been underway for well over 50 years - and even the loco’s debut proved challenging…

LNER 04 ends Haigh's 29-year steam drought

Seasons end and work starts • Tracks closed for winter but plenty of projects going on amongst the club members…

Stylish climax to Dublin's 40th anniversary season

DIARY


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