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The August cover project
is a beautiful Dresden
Plate quilt, "China
Blue" by Hilary
Gooding. This is an
advanced project,
resulting in a stunning
bed quilt. Weve got a
gorgeous wall hanging
"Ship Shape" by
Katharine Guerrier, a
quick and easy project
with lots of nautical
style. Theres also a
batik medallion style
wall hanging from Chris
Hammacott, a funky
playmat by Mandy Munroe
and a wonderful set of
five different projects
showcasing Fabric
Freedoms William Morris
range, designed by Sally
Ablett.Theres lots for
anyone interested in new
techniques too, our
Journal Quilt this month
is by Judy Fairless, and
features discharging
colour from fabric with
bleach. This is a great
technique which doesnt
need any complicated or
expensive equipment, I
cant wait to try it.
There are other
innovations in this
issue, Esther Anderson
introduces us to an
amazing new shrinking
fabric, just quilt and
steam to create this
beautiful effect. Liz
Sewell has produced a
reference guide to
interfacings, fusibles
and other useful
materials, which will
help you identify your
Pellon from your Vilene,
and help when matching
project requirements to
what youve already got in
your stash! Weve printed
a pre-show update for
Festival of Quilts, to
help you plan your time
at this summers favourite
and biggest show. Dont
forget to come and visit
Popular Patchwork on our
stand at F19. There will
be a demonstration of
twin needling by Pat
Stone at 2pm on Saturday
22nd August, why not
come along, pick up a
free handout and admire
Pats lovely samples. Also
in this issue, Gillian
tells us about the last
Studio Art Quilt
Associates Exhibition,
Transformations - Icons
and Imagery. SAQA will be
exhibiting again at
Festival of Quilts, I
cant wait to see some
more of this outstanding
work.Evelyn Ramsay is the
star of our Conversation
Piece in August. Evelyn
has been an artist and
quilter for over 30
years, and its
fascinating to read about
her inspiration and
achievements. Out and
About features Lime TArts
in Perthshire and Anne
reviews the Chilford
Spring Quilt Festival.
Weve also got a report
from down under, Joan
Drake takes us on a
quilting whirlwind tour
of Adelaide.
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More From Your Garden
June 2011 Reader
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lots of exciting
money-saving offers to
help you grow your own
delicious fruit! This
monthAll sorts of
stunning plants are
coming into their own
right now – enjoy the
show with our guide The
real thingUntil you’ve
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you may not realise just
how delicious the
freshly-picked leaves can
be Plan a productive
gardenGrowing your own is
easy with Paul
Wagland’s in-depth
practical advice No
space? No problemIf you
have less room in your
garden and less time to
enjoy it than you’d
like, then growing easy
alpines could be the
answer Look on the bright
sideDon’t despair about
the shady spots in your
garden – they provide
an opportunity for you to
grow some of the
loveliest plants of all
says Jeannine McAndrew
What to do this
monthBarnsdale’s Nick
Hamilton shares his
seasonal pointers and
advice New kids on the
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about keeping livestock
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and if you grow pots of
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whenever you want it
Chicken healthKeep your
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Collectors Edition
Military Vehicle Special
2008 Vol 38 No 3 CONTENTS
STEEL STALIN GERMAN
GRIZZLY MIDDLE EAST
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Good WoodWorking Issue
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One-man workshop 60
Turner Richard Raffan
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People & places Johnny
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Journeyman 16 Solutions
23 Letters 20 Gadget of
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Lidwig clamps 82 56 Meet
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Signifi cant Styles 64
People & places Kieran
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Journeyman 12 Solutions
19 Letters 16 Around the
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96 Next month 97
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Model Engineer Vol. 206
No. 4404 20 May - 2 June
2011 SMOKE RINGSNews,
views and comment on the
world of model
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RAILWAYS MARK 1
COACHESDoug Hewson
constructs Mark 1 coaches
for 5in. gauge. A K4 TO
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BRUSHES, PENS AND
PATIENCEAshley Best
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MODEL ENGINEER
EXHIBITIONEntry form and
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SWINDON ECCENTRICDon
Ashton looks at these GWR
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AND EAST LONDON MODEL
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CHANGE TOOL HOLDERDavid
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ENGINEER’S DAY OUTIan
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EDITOR’S
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DIARYForthcoming events.
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More From Your Garden
August 2011 This issue
includes... 6 Reader
offer 8 This month 12
Compare & contrast 16
Your best feature 21
Heaven scent 27 What to
do this month 34 Vine
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44 Take a break 49
Bee-keeping calendar 53
In the kitchen 60 News 64
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RCM&E June 2011 This
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WEEKENDERSAlex Whittaker
bends his TT40 and scouts
around for a
replacementFLY
ELECTRICEver busy, Nigel
Hawes puts his EDF
Panther through its paces
and embarks on a trio of
new
projectsROTORSPORTHeli
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MINIMOARob Stenhouse
chills with Art-Tech’s
vintage gull-wingerYAK
MASTER EPPJamara’s
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Multiplex’ updated
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NAVIONCivil aircraft fans
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The Woodworker August
2011In this issue...
REGULARS3 Welcome9, 11 &
19 News11 Diary66
Subscriptions88 Back
issues89 Marketplace90
ArchivePROJECTS12 Behind
closed doors24 Coffee
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Peaks and
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basics 342 Textbook
joints 446 Gadgets for
woodworkers48 Shop
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August 2011This issue
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The Woodworker June 2011
REGULARSWelcomeNewsDiarySubscriptionsBack
issuesMarketplaceArchivePROJECTSIsland
in the sunPeter Dunsmore
designs and builds a
stunning kitchen island
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chest that complements
last month’s nest of
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Model Engineer Vol. 206
Issue 4407 11 SMOKE RINGS
12 POSTBAG 13 BUILDING A
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BALANCINGGRINDING
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HAROLD HALL: 20 YEARS OF
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Collectors Edition
Military Vehicle Special
2009 Vol 39 No 3 CONTENTS
FORRARD! MILITARY LIGHT
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No.10 This issue
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SHERMAN COMPETITION16
PORSCHE’S PAPER
PANZER24 DAS ZWERG
UNTERSEEBOOT28 KINGS
LIFEGUARD34 SATAN’S
CHARIOT42 DUXFORD
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FIESELER Fi 156 STORCH62
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CHURCHILL!Mark Bannerman
models a Churchill Twin
Bobbin Carpet Layer in
1:35 scale. LAND-ROVER
WMIK ‘WOLF’John
Harris takes a detailed
look at a Land-Rover
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currently popular with
kit manufacturers. OLD
FADED LETTERINGEmmanuel
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French period
advertisements on the
walls of his miniature
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2011Lester Plaskitt
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the Darlington Military
Modelling Society’s
annual show. BLACK
TRAKSRobin Buckland
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after-market metal tracks
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NOTICE BOARDNews for
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Military Modelling
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SMALL SCALE SCENERobin
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2633, 2636, 2639,
2643, 2647, 2651,
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The Woodworker September
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Britannia in 3.5'' in.
Gauge By L.B.S.C. Article
This is a full set of the
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109. The Britannia
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2593, 2596, 2599,
2602, 2605, 2609,
2612, 2615, 2618,
2624, 2627, 2630,
2633, 2636, 2639,
2643, 2647, 2651,
2654, 2657, 2660,
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2674, 2676, 2677,
2680, 2684, 2687,
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FOR THE LOVE OF CHINTZ
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This is a full set of the
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109. The Britannia
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2593, 2596, 2599,
2602, 2605, 2609,
2612, 2615, 2618,
2624, 2627, 2630,
2633, 2636, 2639,
2643, 2647, 2651,
2654, 2657, 2660,
2664, 2667, 2670,
2674, 2676, 2677,
2680, 2684, 2687,
2690, 2693, 2696,
2699, 2702, 2705,
2709, 2712, 2715,
2718, 2721, 2724,
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224 This issue includesOn
the coverFire the furnace
64Daily grind… 56Wet
log turning 82Collected
WisdomTable types 30Basic
ergonomics 31Dining table
etiquette 31Tabletops
32Legs 38Creating curves
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DH.98 Mosquito Plan
RC2083 The Mossie flies
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Name: DH.98 MosquitoModel
type: Scale
fighter-bomberDesigned
by: Robert J.
CasoWingspan: 36.5"
(927mm)Wing area: 1.8 sq.
ft. (0.16sq. m)All-up
weight: 2 lb 7oz
(1.1kg)Wing loading: 22oz
/ sq. ft. (6.7kg / sq.
m)C of G: 2.6"
(66mm) behind the l.e. at
the wing mounting
pointFunctions (servos):
Aileron (1); elevator
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(1); retracts (1);
throttle (via
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Hawker Cygnet CNC Wood
Pack by Tim Hooper
CNCRC2088Designer: Tim
HooperProduct
Details:This is the CNC
Pack (ply fuselage
formers, ply wing &
tailplane ribs and the
nacelle structure) Tim
Hooper’s 67” span
model of Sydney Camm’s
early Hawker evokes the
typical charm of early
1920s designs. It’s for
electric power,
specifically a 4260 500Kv
outrunner and a 5S Li-Po
battery, a combination
that’ll ensure you’ve
bags of power for those
gentle aerobatics and
lazy fly bys. Check out
Tim’s build article in
the October 2011 issue of
RCM&E and his build blog
at www.modelflying.co.uk
Specification:Name:
Hawker CygnetModel type:
1:5 sport-scale light
aircraftDesigned by: Tim
HooperWingspan:
67”Fuselage length:
49”Wing area: 968 sq.
in.All-up weight: 6 lbs
15ozWing loading: 16.5oz
/ sq. ftFunctions
(servos): Ailerons (4);
elevator (1); rudder (1),
throttle (via
ESC)Powertrain: Turnigy
42/60 500Kv brushless
motor; Turnigy 80A ESC;
5s 4000mAh
Li-PoDeliveryWe carry
some stock but usually
print and manufacture to
order so deliveries may
take up to 14 working
days from point of order.
Delivery of plans, some
plastic parts and CNC
wood packs will be sent
as separate deliveries.
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Popular Patchwork
Magazine May 2011 This
issue includes: projects
& design SPRING
ZING!Tropical leaf table
runner from Mandy Munroe
DREAM BIG!Jelly Roll
quilt from Simplify by
Camille Roskelley SIMPLY
SCRUMPTIOUS!Cake of the
Month: Part 4Four
fabulous cream cakes from
Greta Fitchett FOLK ART
FLORALSAppliqué mini
quilts with Joanna
O’Neill SUNFLOWER
QUILTRegan Purcell’s
stunning summer beauty
GLITTERING FRUITSSally
McCollin’s sparkling
wall hanging SUPER STAR
CUSHIONSStyle for your
sofa from Katharine
Guerrier reviews &
features INTERNATIONAL
QUILT FESTIVAL:
HOUSTONThe 2010 show:
reviewed by Gillian
Cooper LINUS NEO-NATAL
QUILTSLynne Adams shares
simple patterns BUILDING
BLOCKSGillian Cooper fi
nds out why we Rob Peter
to Pay Paul! QUILTS AND
EMBROIDERY SHOW:
UTTOXETERBehind the
scenes and show preview,
with Margaret McQuillen
regular reads WHAT’S
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giveaways! SHOW AND
TELLWrite or email and
show us what you’ve
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BOOKSHELFSome of the
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This issue includes Card
Making andGift Wrap:52
Top your Gift60 Felt
Basket67 Star Cards69
Gingerbread Tags70
Christmas Cards87 Felt
decorations88 Christmas
Angels96 Christmas Cards,
Tags and Decorations109
String Christmas Cards110
Glitter Cards124 Clay
embellishments Gifts for
the Home:12 Christmas
Wreath46 Table Centre
Piece63 Tree Decoration81
Gingerbread Stars make an
enchanting gift83
Scandinavian Style
Christmas Decorations83
Golden Pine Cones
Christmas Decorations87
Felt decorations90 Willow
basket making95 Christmas
Puddings100 Crystal
Lights102 Felt Bell
Tree106 50 Ideas for a
Homemade Christmas115
Jingle Bells Christmas
Stocking Gifts for Him &
Her:11 Wine Coats19
Fruitcake and White
Chocolate Truffl20
Decoupage Letter Rack22
Decorate Cushion Covers25
Paint on Glass28 Felt
Bracelet33 The Magic of
Masquerade50 Modern
Mosaics57 Having a Ball74
Knit a Festive Scarf81
Gingerbread Stars make an
enchanting gift128
Christmas Cupcakes Be
everyone’sGifts for
Children andyour Pet
Dog:31 Top Drawer34 Pablo
Loves the Rain48 Designer
Denim78 Crochet a
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Winter85 Speech
Bubbles130 Knit a Monkey
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Model Engineer Magazines
No. 4410 In this issue...
203 SMOKE RINGS204
POSTBAG205 FAIRLIE
COMPLEX: ABEGINNER’S
PARADOX.208 MAKING THE PM
RESEARCHNo.7 MILL
ENGINE211 THE CURLY
BOWL212 HOT FRIVOLITY214
ROEDEAN217 THE LAST
HEMSBY WEEK OF ALL222
SOLAR POWERED TRAIN224
UPDATING THE ERIC
WHITTLEV8 AERO ENGINE227
DAMPFSPRINTER230
INTRODUCING THEVALLEY
ROAD MES232 THE 19th
SWEET PEA RALLY234
ARMSTRONG’SHYDRAULIC
ENGINE238 THE 22nd
NATIONALLOCOMOTIVE
RALLY242 CLUB NEWS244
DIARY
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Practical Woodworking
June/August 2011 This
issue includes: GARDEN
FURNITURE Mine’s a
lager!Luxe loungerDouble
planter benchCorner
deckLord of the land
GARDEN STRUCTURES A place
to gazeOut to playSuper
shedShut that door!How to
raise the roof!Latticed
pergola PLANTING &
PLANTERS Neat & tidy veg
plotsSimple frameSpanish
wheelbarrowOffcuts
planterOutside in GARDEN
EXTRAS Silver serviceSafe
tableNurseriesSafe
houseThrough the hoops
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Hawker Cygnet Complete
Set by Tim Hooper
SETRC2088Designer: Tim
HooperProduct
Details:Plan + CNC Pack
(ply fuselage formers,
ply wing & tailplane ribs
and the nacelle
structure) + Wood Pack
(stock sheet and strip).
Tim Hooper’s 67” span
model of Sydney Camm’s
early Hawker evokes the
typical charm of early
1920s designs. It’s for
electric power,
specifically a 4260 500Kv
outrunner and a 5S Li-Po
battery, a combination
that’ll ensure you’ve
bags of power for those
gentle aerobatics and
lazy fly bys. Check out
Tim’s build article in
the October 2011 issue of
RCM&E and his build blog
at www.modelflying.co.uk
Specification:Name:
Hawker CygnetModel type:
1:5 sport-scale light
aircraftDesigned by: Tim
HooperWingspan:
67”Fuselage length:
49”Wing area: 968 sq.
in.All-up weight: 6 lbs
15ozWing loading: 16.5oz
/ sq. ftFunctions
(servos): Ailerons (4);
elevator (1); rudder (1),
throttle (via
ESC)Powertrain: Turnigy
42/60 500Kv brushless
motor; Turnigy 80A ESC;
5s 4000mAh
Li-PoDeliveryWe carry
some stock but usually
print and manufacture to
order so deliveries may
take up to 14 working
days from point of order.
Delivery of plans, some
plastic parts and CNC
wood packs will be sent
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Popular Craft Issue 11
Countdown to Christmas In
this Issue:Snowflake
Decorations:Create your
own festive snowflakes
and add a magical touch
with machine
embroidery.Christmas
Cottage:For Patchwork and
Applique fans, theres a
cosy christmas cottage
template to make cards,
tags and a wall
hanging.Resin
Decorations:Add some
extra sparkle this
christmas season with
resin decorations.Woody
RudolfA simple woodcraft
project that makes a
great showpiece and will
last years.Cards, Tags,
Giftwrap to makeBe a
trendsetter with strong
graphic prints in velvety
black, white, gold and
silver.Dont do a runner
with our gingerbread
decorationsFelt fun for
everlasting gifts, tree
decorations and
garlands.Crochet
ReindeerMake yourself a
festive freind with this
great crochet
project.Home GrownGreat
gardening gifts to make
for friends and
family.Festive
GarlandFelt garlands are
fun to make & team up
with our cards and
tags.Recycled
JumpersLaptop cosy
recycled jumpers inot a
laptop cosy bag making a
great gift.Beautiful
BaublesMake two tone
baubles for a stunning
look this
christmas.Elegant
Decorationsinfulenced by
this years seasonal
interior design trends of
dreamy creams, icicle
blues and sugar candy
pinks, make these
elegant baubles.Real Gems
these TreesA fantatsic
decoration for your
stairs with wood
shapes.Golden LightHow to
gild your own tea lights
for a golden
transformationOrange
SlicesSee how unlikely
candidate, the orange is
transformed for
Christmas.Spiced
OrangesBring a sweet
smelling touch of nature
into your home this
Christmas with cloved
oranges.Mulled Winethe
perfect winter warming
drink- learn how to make
kits for gifts this
christmas.Felt
ParcelsChristmas present
decorations that look
good enough to
open.Golden
WalnutsDiscover the
tradition from Ukraine of
painted walnuts.Free
PulloutChristmas wreath
and snowflakes fro
Christmas card making and
scrapbooking.Festive Pot
PourriWrap in cellophane
or present in a gift box
for a gift for the
home.Waltz
NecklaceElegant chains,
petite bobbles and pearls
create a distinctive
accessory using
crochet.Christmas
MagicStickers to
transform your windows
for Christmas.Christmas
SacksTis the Season to
Giftwrap.Glitter
OrnamentsTransform glass
jars jars and baubles for
a glittery effect.Popcorn
Berry GarlandGet the
kidsd joining in with
this festive
tradition.Knitted
BagPerfect for every girl
on the go, a cable
project bag.Christmas
Shopping GuideWeve been
up and down the high
streets for you and flown
all around the world wide
web to bring you the
festive low down on the
hot products fr your
christmas gifts this
season and all up for
grabs to win!Cross stitch
is the new cool this
ChristmasDiscover the
history, learn how to
get started with new
designs.
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Military Modelling Vol.
41 No. 6 This issue
includes: ‘LITTLE
WILLIE’ – THE
WORLD’S FIRST TANKJohn
Prigent builds Accurate
Armour’s 1:35 scale
resin kit for this most
important tank
progenitor.THE COUNT OF
FLANDERSRay Farrugia
provides a Pegaso 14th
century knight figure
with a new head!GERMAN
NAVAL SIGNAL
HEADQUARTERSPeter Gillson
provides a photographic
tour of a WW2
communications bunker in
Guernsey.SHERMAN TANK
WRECKRobert Ferreira
describes how he achieves
a realistic burnt out and
rusty paint
finish.BETWEEN HELL AND
HIGH WATERMichael
McLaughlin concludes his
diorama by painting the
Nashorn and building the
bridge and base.THE A13
CRUISERSPart 9. Peter
Brown concludes the
series with the tank’s
last days of service in
Egypt, Malta and
Cyprus.NOTICE BOARDNews
for Military
Modellers.DESPATCHReaders’
Letters.WEBSITE
PAGEWhat’s going on at
militarymodelling.com
Military Modelling
magazine’s
WebsitesMALL SCALE
SCENERobin Buckland
rounds-up the latest news
and releases for small
armour fans.ON
PARADERecommended books
for Military
Modellers.ATTEN-SHUN!Products’
Review Section.
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Popular Patchwork June
2011 projects & design
THE MANE EVENT!The
perfect quilt for a horse
lover, by Anja Townrow
for Makower UK BLUES
BANDS!Chris Hammacott
weaves denim bands into a
summer shoulder bag ALL
ABOUT COLOURRainbows of
friendship braids in a
stunning quilt by Sally
Ablett for Fabric Freedom
SIMPLY SCRUMPTIOUS!Cake
of the Month: Part
5Cupcakes in colourful
cases, from Greta
Fitchett FLOWERPOT FANCYA
quick and easy appliqué
mini quilt from Pat Stone
FUN FLOWER QUILTStephanie
Pettengell’s super
picnic throw made from
leftover Jelly Roll
strips KIDS’ CORNER –
WHAT A HOOT!Have fun
personalising a plain
t-shirt for girls or boys
with Gillian Cooper
reviews & features AT
HOME WITH THE
INTERNETComputers and
quilting: Gillian Cooper
fi nds out more BUILDING
BLOCKSGillian Cooper fi
nds the links to the
Irish Chain block ROJO
ROJOSabina Palley’s
update on the Rojo Rojo
Appeal regular reads
WHAT’S NEW.. . IN THE
WORLD OF QUILTINGThe
latest quilting news and
great giveaways
BOOKSHELFSome of the
latest titles SHOW AND
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WHAT’S ON AND WHERE.. .
DIARY DATESFind quilting
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throughout June COMING
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Especially for you WIN!
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Popular Patchwork
December 2010Contents
include the following;
CHRISTMAS MEDLEYAngela
Huddart’s braided table
runner and place
matsGOLDEN
TRIANGLESSparkling
quilted cards by Sheena
NorquayCHRISTMAS VILLAGE
RUNNERPiece Ruth
Lazarus’ Christmas
trees and housesSIMPLY
SPOT ON CHRISTMAS
BAGSParty in style with
Dorothy Deane’s clutch
andshoe bagsNOËL
NOËLChris Hammacott’s
welcoming wall
hangingPEACE ON EARTHMake
a charming redwork mini
quilt with
SadieYeomansQUICK MAKE
CANDLE MAT
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Author: David JamesA
thorough reference book
on the technology of this
fast-growing, exciting
area of aeromodelling.
David James, a
specialist in ducted fan
aircraft, examines the
fan unit, suitable
engines, design
considerations, fuel
systems and important
experimental data on fan
and aircraft performance.
This book will be an
inspiration to the ducted
fan enthusiast. Go on
treat
yourself!210x148mm176
pagesIllustrated
paperback
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Popular Patchwork
Magazine July 2010 We
have Summer quilts galore
this month, theres a
beautiful Impressionist
quilt from Anja Townrow,
"Ripples on Monets
Pond", a simple,
contemporary and bright
quilt, "Take a
Square" by Sally
Ablett, featuring the
New Reflections range
from Fabric Freedom, and
a traditional Ohio Star
Quillow from Pat Stone.
Pat has also designed a
Workshop bag for all your
sewing kit and Katharine
Guerrier has made a
gorgeous foundation
pieced Aeroplane wall
hanging, perfect for a
childs bedroom. Our Kids
Corner project is a
pretty Hearts wall
hanging, and this months
Square Dance quilt looks
great fun; Fabric
Manipulation from Greta
Fitchett. Davina is
seeing Stars in the
latest installment of our
Stay at Home Round Robin,
so youll have plenty to
be getting on with in
July! You can catch the
second part of Susan
Briscoes Sashiko article
in the July features
section and visit the
American Quilters Society
Show in Paducah with
Jane. Gillian reports
from closer to home at
Loch Lomond, and you can
see the best of the
exhibits from both shows.
Theres also Australian
Inspiration from Joan
Drake, and a look at a
new Longarm Quilting
system. There are £900
worth of prizes and
giveaways in this issue,
including the chance to
win Horn Furniture.
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Popular Craft Issue 10 In
this issue...18 Corsage
Makes a Comeback20 In the
Blue22 Three Little Pigs.
Oink, Oink, Oink.28
Fabric Stash30 Fuzzy
Felt30 Heart Felt32 Stamp
your Mark34 Be Noticed36
Glittering Heights39
Birthday Bouquet40
Stencils44 Five Minute
Wonder54 Bet Your Boots55
RSVP58 Love on a
Shoestring60 Heart on the
Line70 Flower Power72
Beautiful Bunting74
Graduation75
Congratulations76 Walking
on Sunshine77 In a Paint
Stroke77 You are my
Sunshine82 Felt Fun!83
Love is Grand88 Kids
Crafts: Pom Pom Love89
Kids Crafts: Eye Be
Watching You92 Kids
Crafts: Perfect Picture98
Wipe Your
WorriesRegulars06 News
Round08 Diary Dates14
Artist Spotlight24
Giveaways42 Ask
Katharine46 Brand
Spanking New48
Interview52 Craft
Challenge56 Most Wanted62
Tried and Tested64 Book
Club78 Tech Talk84 Word
on the Web87 Kids
Crafts90 Kids Giveaways95
Kids Challenge
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Stamp Magazine September
2011 This issue
includes.... 8 WORLD
NEWS16 AUCTION
HIGHLIGHTS22 GB
COLLECTOR30 LETTERS35
TALKING POINT47
COMMONWEALTH CLASSICS55
CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE69
CINDERELLA CORNER72 MY
COLLECTION78 Q&A82
WHAT’S ON88 NEW ISSUE
GUIDE121 STRANGE BUT
TRUEFEATURES40 CLASSIC
ISSUES OFSWITZERLAND48
THE HISTORY OFBRITISH
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work, fabric, wood and
metal, stencil and
polystyrene.This adhesive
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"Bridget" A 7
1/4 in. Gauge 0-4-2T
Article by Ken Swan
(Digital Edition) This is
an article on building a
7 1/4 in. gauge
"Bridget"
published in the Model
Engineer magazine,
volumes 136-138
(1970-1972). This Article
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This issue
includes:Testing22
SHOESTRINGGreat Planes’
pretty, point ’n’
shoot racer40 F-27Q
STRYKER 180Can
ParkZone’s new ultra
micro foamiereally be its
best yet?54 LEADER
480Airborne with E-fl
ite’s retro aerobatPlan
Features10 FW 190AThe
model many of you asked
for!Tony Nijhuis turns
his attention to
thelegendary Butcher
Bird, in many
respectshis best warbird
yet58 ACES HIGHDave Royds
presents his sweet
littledogfi ghting pair
in the form of
theseinexpensive, easy
to build park fl yers109
VOLKSPLANENigel Hawes
treats Peter Miller’s
simplescale design to an
electric conversion
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Avispa Plan by Glynn
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Torpedo Boat
DestroyerThis is a two
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of 1:35 producing a model
40 inches (1000mm) long.
The plan was featured,
together with photographs
and full constructional
advice in the February
2012 Model Boats magazine
(No. 62/735). Full
constructional
information is included
on the plans and the
model could be built with
conventional electric
power if desired. The
model is straightforward
to construct with little
or no model building
experience required and
the recommended steam
plant is a standard
commercial unit.
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Fournier RF-4 RC2085 Plan
Designed by Rene Fournier
in 1966, the Fournier
RF-4 single-seat motor
glider is capable of
classically graceful,
smooth aerobatics,
traits that Peter Miller
has been able to reflect
in the performance of
this delightful 1/6
scale, 74" (1880mm)
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Name Fournier RF-4 Model
type Semi-scale motor
glider Designed by Peter
Miller Wingspan 74"
(1800mm) Fuselage length
40"(1016mm) Wing
area 3.5sq. ft. (0.3sq.
m) All-up weight 3 lb
10oz (1.6kg) Wing loading
16.7oz / sq. ft. (5.1kg /
sq. m) Functions (servos)
Aileron (2); elevator
(1); rudder (1); throttle
(1) Recd engine. 30
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Hawker Cygnet additional
Wood Pack by Tim Hooper
WPRC2088Designer: Tim
HooperProduct
Details:This is the
additional woodpack to
complete the model.Tim
Hooper’s 67” span
model of Sydney Camm’s
early Hawker evokes the
typical charm of early
1920s designs. It’s for
electric power,
specifically a 4260 500Kv
outrunner and a 5S Li-Po
battery, a combination
that’ll ensure you’ve
bags of power for those
gentle aerobatics and
lazy fly bys. Check out
Tim’s build article in
the October 2011 issue of
RCM&E and his build blog
at www.modelflying.co.uk
Specification:Name:
Hawker CygnetModel type:
1:5 sport-scale light
aircraftDesigned by: Tim
HooperWingspan:
67”Fuselage length:
49”Wing area: 968 sq.
in.All-up weight: 6 lbs
15ozWing loading: 16.5oz
/ sq. ftFunctions
(servos): Ailerons (4);
elevator (1); rudder (1),
throttle (via
ESC)Powertrain: Turnigy
42/60 500Kv brushless
motor; Turnigy 80A ESC;
5s 4000mAh
Li-PoDeliveryWe carry
some stock but usually
print and manufacture to
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take up to 14 working
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Delivery of plans, some
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Good Woodworking Issue
243 This issue includes:
VENEERING SPECIALIn the
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TECHNIQUES Time is on
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Model Engineers Workshop
No. 176 May 2011 This
issue includes: ON THE
EDITOR’S BENCHDave
Clark’s commentary.
GRINDING REST
UPDATEHarold Hall
demonstrates grinding
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SOME MORE MAKE DO AND
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A BOX ANGLE PLATEShelley
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REGULARS8 SWITCH ON Fuel
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12 COUNTERPOINT Another
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WORKSHOP78 SHRINK WRAPPED
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Phil Cook highlights a
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138 PARTING SHOT R/C
through the lens...
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No. 177 June 2011 This
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MAKING A SIDE SUPPORTED
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This issue includes:
WORLD NEWSQuick releases
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CHAMPIONS OF
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Q&AYour questions
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