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|MAGAZINE=New Zealand Railfan
|Issue_Number=26
|Issue Date=March 2001
|Volume_Number=7/2
|Page_Count=72
|Page_Range=1-72
|Cover Image=Railfan026.png
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CONTENTS

Editorial: It Really Is That Simple

Letters
* The Saga of D 170
* Preservation Progress and L 508
* Steam Restoration
* Fiordland Vintage Machinery Museum
* Philip William Arthur Brown
* Drewry Railcars and Royal Crests
* In Defence of The Postie
* Mystery Photo responses
* TWC, CTC, T3 and PTC
* Vector Tunnel Locomotives Update
* The December Issue
* Looking Over the Fence

Book Reviews
* [[Some New Zealand Railway Scenes]]
* [[The Kaipara Line**
* 2001 Calendars

Video Reviews
* Toy Train to the Clouds
* New Zealand Railscene Vol 25

Lines of Industry: The [[Norton Brick and Tile Co, Pukerau]]

Collectors Corner: Steam Locomotive Makers Plates of [[A & G Price Ltd]]

Vignettes: 6 Views of A Class Locos

Preservation Progress
* [[Ocean Beach Railway]]
* [[Weka Pass Railway]]
* [[Western Springs Railway]]
* [[Kingston Flyer]]
* [[Pahiatua Railcar Society]]
* [[Silver Stream Railway]]

Rail News
* Tranz Rail Locomotive Newes
* Locomotive Overhauls Return To Dunedin
* Tranz Scenic - Caeat Emptor?
* A Different Kind of Lotto Advertisement
* Bridge Building at Ngaruawahia
* Jim Dangerfield QSM
* Ian Stewart QSM

Photo Stop: Side Rods and Six Wheels - The DS, DSA and DSB Diesel Shunters

ARTICLE: The Twilight Years of the Old Mangaweka Route

ARTICLE: A KB Locomotive Scrapbook

Guest Commentary: (Almost) Old Wagons for the New Millenium. by Niall Robertson