Showing posts with label Casino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Casino. Show all posts

Wednesday, 31 July 2024

Back issue: August 2024 issue of the AMRM

The August 2024 issue of the AMRM is available in store

If your local hobby shop or newsagent does not stock AMRM (ask them why not!), you can purchase a paper copy of the August issue online at:

The digital version of the August 2024 issue of the AMRM will is available from Zinio


The August 2024 cover.



The Contents page.







The August 2024 issue of the AMRM, is now available on line, hard copies are available in store

 

 

Casino

Brendan Jansen describes his layout based on the NSW North Coast Line in the 1970s..

 

Art Deco for your layout

Doug Hart shares some Art Deco inspirational buildings in Cootamundra.

 

Modelling a SAR 400 Class Garratt

Gavin Thrum scratch builds a South Australian Railways 400 Class Garratt.

 

Wiring Basics: using your backdrop

The AMRM Team outlines some basic wiring concepts, and how to use your backdrop to make wiring tasks easy.

 

Rosehill – Great Train Show 2024 Exhibition report

Glen Thomson reports on this year’s Epping Model Railway Club’s Rosehill – Great Train Show.

 

Seated Passengers

Ross Hurley adds seating and passengers to his Victorian Railways E coaches.

 

Queensland Rail’s BEZY/QQAY container wagon profile

Chris Jones provides a wagon profile on Queensland Rail’s BEZY/QQAY container wagon.

 

N Scale Convention 2024

Mark Jesser covers the 2024 N scale convention

 

How to integrate Train Controller software on your layout.

Darren Johns outlines the use of Train Controller software to control trains on his layout.

  

Trevor Hodges presents his regular column ‘in the loop’ and more…

for Reader’s Gallery, if you want your layout or modelling project published, email: amrmeditor@outlook.com


Finally there is News from the Australian hobby world, and Mailbag...

We also have available an online version of AMRM to compliment our traditional paper version. You can purchase the paper version from newsagents, hobby shops and specialist bookshops (or direct from AMRM if none of the above are convenient), while the online version can be purchased either through us or direct from Zinio International.


Contact AMRM, either by sending us the form below, or via our website, to take out a subscription to the online version (or adjust your current subscription to include the online version) in time for the release of the online version.



Purchase this issue of AMRM.

Ring the office on (02) 9311 2036 and have your credit card handy.

Or click here to


purchase the paper or digital (or both) versions of AMRM at our website.


You can also purchase a digital issue of AMRM (including back issues) from the Zinio site.

Monday, 5 March 2018

Back Issue: April 2018 AMRM

The April 2018 issue of AMRM is now available as a back issue direct from SCR Publications. 

Back issues of the digital version of AMRM are available from Zinio.




The April 2018 cover.




The contents page.



This issue's feature layout is yet another now demolished layout, Brendan Jansen's HO scale home layout, Casino, based on the NSW North Coast line and set in the 1970s. The layout featured Casino station itself, along with Paterson and Martins Creek, as well as the Border Loop Spiral! This iteration of the line is now defunct, but Brendan is well into building a bigger, better version in his new home, which we hope to feature in a future issue.



This issue's focus is modern-era export containers and Chris Jones has written a fascinating article covering all aspects of the containers used in export traffic in Australia, including descriptions of the individual container types, their colour schemes, what traffic they convey and what sort of trains one is likely to find them on. This article is so well written and comprehensive that it even piqued my interest , and I am very much a confirmed steam-era modeller! 


An aspect of the 'hands on' side of practical modelling is covered by Kevin Bradney's description of his animated and lit model of a typical drive-in, a once common lineside sight that it rapidly disappearing.


This issue's Gallery covers a prototype about which we rarely hear about, the Queensland Railways. Glenn Wright has described a few of his Sn3½ models of QR diesel locomotives.



This issue, Trevor Hodges' In the Loop column light-heartedly discusses the search for a suitable collective noun to describe us; his fellow model railway enthusiasts! In other articles, Graham Ahern follows up on last issues Gallery with some 1964 photos of the VR 'Weedex' train and Leon Oberg shows a possible use for that spare Southern Aurora carriage

Leading into the Reviews section is this latest in our On the Workbench series, this time covering the N scale SAR 55 class Brill railcar produced by Peter Boorman's Workshop.

The Reviews section begins with a look at the first r-t-r steam locomotive from Southern Rail, the HO scale SMR 10 class 2-8-2T and also covers the r-t-r HO scale NSWGR 36' 'fishbelly' MLV from Auscision and the SAR SOC/SO ore cars from SDS. Another DCC 'gizmo' from MCE and four book reviews fill the rest of the six and half pages of the Reviews section.

The Recent Releases/News section then fills another seven pages with lots of 'goodies' to help reduce your bank balance and keep the economy functioning! 


We also have available an online version of AMRM to compliment our traditional paper version. You can purchase the paper version from newsagents, hobby shops and specialist bookshops (or direct from AMRM if none of the above are convenient), while the online version can be purchased either through us or direct from Zinio International.

Contact AMRM, either by sending us the form below, or via our website, to take out a subscription to the online version (or adjust your current subscription to include the online version) in time for the release of the online version.




Purchase this issue of AMRM as a back issue in either paper or digital form
Ring the office on (02) 9311 2036 and have your credit card handy

or

Order a back issue from our website


You can also purchase a digital back issue direct from the Zinio site:




James McInerney
Editor