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|Issue_Number=38 | |Issue_Number=38 | ||
|Issue Date=March 2004 | |Issue Date=March 2004 | ||
|Volume_Number=10/2 | |Volume_Number=10/2 | ||
|Page_Count=72 | |Page_Count=72 | ||
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* [[Coal Mines Of Puponga]] | * [[Coal Mines Of Puponga]] | ||
* [[The Heritage Train]] | * [[The Heritage Train]] | ||
* [[Glenbrook Vintage Railway Guidebook] | * [[Glenbrook Vintage Railway Guidebook]] | ||
Video Reviews | Video Reviews | ||
Latest revision as of 22:43, 29 April 2023
Full Name: New Zealand Railfan
Issue Number: 38
Issue Date: March 2004
Volume and Number: 10/2
Pages: 72
Page Range: 1-72
Cover Image:
CONTENTS
Editorial: Am I The Only One That Doesn't Understand?
Letters
- Whistle For Crossing
- Annie
- Kaimai Express
- The Rotorua Branch
- Assistance Required
- Taumaranui Help
- 4 8 2 Help
Book Reviews
Video Reviews
- Rails and Wires
- Legends Of Steam
- New Zealand Railscene Vol 37
Obituaries
- Allan Charles Bellamy 1924 - 2004
- Edwin Joseph Pointon 1936 - 2004
- Wray Alexander Warwick Holmes 1907 - 2004
- Sir Leonard Bingley Southward 1905 - 2004
Rail News
- Tranz Rail locomotive Notes
- Tangiwai Revisited Half A century Later
- Railways In Chaos - Storm damage on a massive Scale
- Track Improvements For The Queen City
- Tranz Rail Announces an Operating Loss
Preservation Progress
- Napier harbour Board Fowler No 5
- Reefton Historic trust Board
- Shantytown Infants Creek Railway
Photo Stop: Preserved Steam On The Mainline 1996 - 2000
ARTICLE: The DE Class - NZR's Pioneering Diesel Electric Locomotoives
ARTICLE: An ANZAC Weekend Safari
Vignettes:
- Shunting Tractors
- Gisborne City Vintage Railway
Guest Commentary: Why Are There No Rail Cranes in 'Thomas The Tank Engine'?