Garden Railways, 20th Anniversary Issue (Dec.2003) I haven’t seen this rag for years. Kathryn and Roy gave it me for Christmas, and a most welcome gift it was. I read it three times: once-over just to see what was in it, then every article, then all the ads. It has a nice range of topics, including some articles heavy on the gardening and others purely about scratch-building. A bound-in plan set for a work caboose is useable for other scales, of course, and I shall build it for On30. I won’t subscribe to this mag, though, but I will look for it on the stands, in case an issue has something I want to keep. *** (2004)
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English as she is misspoke and miswrote (Eats, Shites and Leaves, 2003)
A. Parody. Eats, Shites & Leaves . (2004) Piggy-backing on Lynn Truss’s Eats, Shoots, and Leaves (2003), this is a mildly amusing compi...
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Josephine Tey Miss Pym Disposes (1947) Miss Lucy Pym, suddenly famous for her book on psychology, has been invited to her friend Henr... -
John Cunningham. The Tin Star (Collier’s, December 4, 1947) The short story adapted for High Noon . As often happens, the movie retains v... -
Alan Bullock. Hitler: A Study of Tyranny (1962) This is the second, revised edition, in which Bullock has taken advantage of documents...
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