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Electric Nose reminds us that the Model Railroader's Layout Planning issue is out, and tells us why he thinks Model Railway magazines in the US are so much better than those over here in Britain.

Despite zero interest in American outline modelling, I always find MR's annual "Model Railroad Planning" issue inspirational reading; many of the ideas are just as applicable to models set in Britain or continental Europe, and the standard of presentation and writing does make British magazines look amateurish by comparison.

Posted by TimHall at March 28, 2004 11:13 PM | TrackBack
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MR is the top dog, in my opinion. I picked up an issue of Railroad Model Craftsman the other day, and it pales in comparison.

Posted by: Scott on March 29, 2004 05:09 PM

Bought my copy earlier in the week; very inspirational even if you don't model American railroads. Giving me ideas for the "Cornwall Sub"...

Posted by: Tim Hall on April 1, 2004 10:20 PM
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