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We have today launched our new searchable index of all articles and scale drawings that have appeared in all issues of the REVIEW to date. We hope this will prove useful whether you already have a collection of issues or are simply trying to locate a specific back issue. Click here to try it.

Marion, David and I had a good day at ExpoNG last Saturday and it was great to meet so many REVIEW and RCL Publications readers old and new (and Zamzoodled customers too). Marion commented afterwards about how nice everyone was and I quite agree and furthermore, I believe it would apply to all our readers. So the next time you are reading the REVIEW or one of Roy’s fine books please take a moment to congratulate yourself on not just your fine choice of reading material but that you are one of the 'nice people' in the world. We are trying...

  Issue 112 has been despatched via Royal Mail. UK subscribers should have received theirs by now. EU and 'Rest of World' subscribers should have their copies within the following 2-3 weeks. This issue is a ‘Wagon Building Special’ - following on from issue 111 which focussed on scratch-building locomotives. Contents: Rhyd Retrospective - David John brings the story of his O14 layout up-to-date Norwegian Wooden Mineral Wagons - 1:45 meter-gauge rolling stock built by Håvard Houen Peris - A Dinorwic Enigma - Drawings, photographs and description by Stuart Baker Talyllyn Wagons in 1:32 Scale - Peter Kazer describes his techniques Four East Midlands Ironstone Tramways...

We have completed the transfer of stock from Wales to Hampshire so Marion and I are now able to despatch orders. We thank those who have been patient with us over the last couple of weeks. We hope to despatch orders weekly, however there may be times when we are away etc.

As many will know Greystar took over the production and editorship of the Review some years ago with Roy C Link remaining as the production editor. Since Bob Barlow's sad and untimely death Greystar has closed and the Review reverted back to Roy. In September 2017 John & Marion Clutterbuck have taken over the day to day running of NG&I to allow Roy to concentrate on producing the Review and his excellent books. We need to create and maintain account records for all subscribers so we can prepare distribution lists for our printing company, this is the main reason accounts are required to order from this site...