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Model Maker 1980 October V1 #6 Model Railway baseboards
Model Maker October 1980 Vol 1 No 6
CONTENTS
Model Talk Views and news from the Editor 367
Take a Look Experts Assessment of new products 370
Project 36 Model Buildings in card by Martyn Nicholls 374
Project 37 Having fun with the sun. Experiments with solar energy by Peter Holland 380
Kit of the Month Tamiya Buggy Part II 385
Project 38 Baby Mustang, a control -line stunter designed by John Stroud 398
Project 39 Blo-Boat, an R/C airscrew driven boat by Peter Holland 395
Baseboards Cyril Freezer describes methods of construction and design of model train baseboards 398
The Air Brush Ian Peacock gives some useful tips on preparing and finishing techniques 402
Project 40 Brays Bench two very useful knurling tools to make for a small lathe 406
Cowells Milling Machine examined by Stan Bray 408
Pro-File-E Van Dan Berghe visits the workshops of Lesney 410
Project 41 Meccano Corner Bert Love describes the construction of a four-wheel drive chassels designed by Chris Beckett 412
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