Rail (Enthusiast) Magazine - No.62 Nov 1986

Main features:

- News Lines: a Railfreight Class 50 - read all about it! D2774, the last unpreserved North British shunter is saved. BR launches its International coaches. All this and much more in RE's news pages.

- Railtour Review:  Join David Maxey for his not too serious look at recent railtours and the list of forthcoming tours, plus a preview of next year's trips.

- Works Report:  Paul Johnson takes his monthly look at what's been happening at BREL Works.

- Model Rail:  A superb new model of the Class 17 'Clayton' is one of the items reviewed by Bob Chalmers.

- The Golden Oldies Page: RE's brand new feature shows we're all getting old! A look back at the 1960s when green and black ruled the rails.

- Wagons Roll:  Bob Wallace brings the latest news from the world of wagons - including details of a new type from Powell Duffryn of Cardiff.

- 100 Not Out:  This year sees the centenary of Britain's longest rail tunnel on the BR system. Deryck Lewis relates the story.

- Rail Development:  In his pro-rail column, Leslie Freitag highlights instances where BR is choosing what business it wants instead of going for everything.

- Multiple Matters:  If you want DMU news, this is the column for you! The prototype Class 140 moves to Leeds and the Class 154 comes a stage nearer.

- Signalling Aspects:  This month, David Wilkinson outlines the plans for the new York powerbox recently authorised and brings readers up to date with regional news.

- Spectacular Stuff!:  D4 Great Gable is back in running order after major repairs. Mike Kerry tells the story.

- Rail Mail:  This is the column that you write! A further selection of your varied letters.

- Traction Talk:  Unsurpassed for news, Howard Johnston reveals which Class 20s are to be scrapped, the new No.31469, the reprieve for Class 81s and much more.

- Departmental Developments:  An extremely rare vehicle lurks out of sight at Harwich. What is it called? Roger Butcher reveals all and advises what Departmental vehicles can be seen in that part of the country.

- Around the Regions:  There's a wealth of interest and happenings around the country. Howard Johnston brings you a region by region review.

- All Change:  Is it withdrawn or reallocated? Ian James tells you all the changes including recent namings and cuttings up.

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