Journal

The quarterly glossy magazine of the G Scale Society.

A quality journal is mailed quarterly to members of the G Scale Society. It contains, amongst other things:
	Descriptions of members lines	Hints and tips
	Construction articles	Letters
	Prototype articles	Publicity
	New product information	A good selection of trade adverts
	Area group news

The Latest Journal

Front cover: Winter on the Oatlands Railway
Photo by: Roy Pedder

Journal Index (Winter 2001 to Winter (2008)

This index has been compiled and kindly donated by Clive Tucker (1463). Please let me know if anyone would like to update it for Journals prior to Winter 2001. The Excel version should work in most versions of Excel, if it doesn't please let me know and which version of Excel you are using.

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In this large 72 page issue :

Officers + Editorial	Thoughts from the Chair, Secretary's Scribblings, Membership Matters & Publicity Platform
G Rail	Planning for G Rail 2010 by Martin Putman
North Pole Cottage	by Mike Brown
AGM & Modelling Competition Notices
Society Diary	All events G Scale plus members' garden open days
Market Place	Members' sales and wants
Letters to the Journal	Have your say
Trade News	New bits and bobs from GRS
The Clematis Railway	20th Anniversary Year by Paul Newman
Steamboat Springs Stentor	from our correspondent Peter J Binns
Whimsical Nonsense - Episode 2	by Fraser Neilson
Narrow Gauge Loco Profile No.6	Matheran Light Railway No. 6 by John Stevenson
A Computer Controlled Garden Railway	by Ian Watson
A Look at the Railways Around Buenos Aires Part 2	Lines from Retiro Terminals by Stephen Cobb
Lights on at Dusk	by John Steer
More Loads of Logs	by Roy Bull
Detailing and Weathering a USA Trains Boxcar	by Gavin Smart
Adding a Whistle Unit to Bachmann Big Hauler 4-6-Os	by Julian Butcher
The Roaring Camp and Big Trees Railroad	by John Golding
A Grand(e) idea: the Birth of the Beavercreek Railroad	Mike Gilchrist's garden railway
Off the Beaten Track	The Beeches Light Railway by John Stevenson
Bideford Light Railway	A small indoor exhibition layout by Julian Butcher
Kitbashing a Garden Shed	An ordinary garden shed transforms into a railway station by Keith Edwards
Narrow Gauge in Appenzellerland	by Martin Eady
From Here to Austerity: Part 1	An engine shed from scratch by Clive Tucker
G Scale in Scotland	Our New Garden Themed Layout by Fraser Neilson
Building a Second OcCre (Soller) Tram	by Keith Lambert
A Visit to Red Mountain Railway	by Malcolm Pugh with contributions from John Steer
Bochum all ye Faithful	by Ian Stringer
The Bridge over the River Wye	A scale model by Paul Blake
Around the Area Groups	What's been happening your your area.
LGB Tram Rescue	by John Hulse

Submissions to the Journal. Please submit items for the Journal as follows:

Submission type:

Who to send to:

How to submit:

All articles, photographs, letters, events adverts, items for Market Place and items for Trade News Angela Darby,
Journal Co-ordinator

By post on CD, typewritten or handwritten or by email
Text – if on CD or emailed please use Arial 10 font and (if possible) Microsoft Word Photographs – please send good quality glossy prints 6” x 4” minimum, or if on CD or emailed please use jpeg format in the highest resolution possible.

All Events for the Society Diary - Public and Society Keith Edwards,
Webmaster & Events Co-ordinator

Preferably by e-mail, but by post for those without access to email (Not by phone).
Please state date, day, event name & type, duration, details, address, contact details, which area group or if a public event

All Trade Advertisements Mike Holbrook,
Advertising Manager

Please email all adverts as an attachment in either Word or pdf format stating the size of advert you require and the issues you wish the advert to appear in - please do not send the advert embodied in the text of the email

Copy Deadlines

Journal Copy Deadline Publication Date

Spring 2010 6th February end of March

Summer 2010 8th May end of June

Autumn 2010 7th August end of September

Winter 2010 16th October mid December

Web editor: Keith Edwards email: