http://www.rmweb.co.uk/MI1.pdf  & page 33 features YMR Ian Morton.

 

This can be downloaded.

The focus stacked images are stunning, Sol.  :thumbs    Lots of good stuff in the first issue, and it's not overloaded with adverts.

just had a look at the mag,very good , I thought it might be a re-mix of the old one but no ,
:doublethumb:cool:

I didn't know there was an old one , Owen.
 See, learn things every day in forums.!

Thanks for posting the link Sol.:thumbs

It is a good read, easy to digest and some wonderful photography.

It's also not just intended to be only UK outline - as seen in the final picture of some US loco thingy.

True Stu - in fact I think it will be a bit more varied than the USA version of Model Railroad Hobbyist but having read some letters in the printed magazines out of the UK,. many "modellers" who purchase such mags as Model Rail, etc do not want to see photos, etc of non UK outline. They just want UK layouts only!
At least most of the forums based around UK outline such as YMR, does not follow that idea but accepts modelling of all prototypes.

Thanks for that Ron… I have already passed it on to others who would be interested,

Regards

Trevor

Thanks Ron that's a gem! 

Issue 2 is now out - including a look at Dukedog's layout.:thumbs

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/MI2.pdf

RMWeb are to be congratulated on producing such an online magazine. Somebody has put in a lot of work producing it and the standard of modelling speaks for itself. Very well done to everyone involved.

Thanks Ian, now to have a read.

[user=2]Robert[/user] wrote:

RMWeb are to be congratulated on producing such an online magazine. Somebody has put in a lot of work producing it and the standard of modelling speaks for itself. Very well done to everyone involved.

I couldn't agree more and Dukedog's layout is the icing on the cake!

Ken.