GNR 45' Bogie Coach Dia 129
Print and assembly of GNR 45' Bogie Coach Dia 129 and my hypothetical Lav All Third.
Dia 277 Brake Third to be add at a later date.
LNER
LNER Lowfit
LNER "Lowfit" wagon. 1378 were built between 1936 and 1938. Used for transporting road vehicles and machinery. Photo evidence shows them having been used for containers in LNER days, but BR added lettering stating "not to be loaded with containers".
Similar wagons were built by BR with steel underframes and LMS or Morton brake gear.
Designed for 1/32 scale.
This model is designed for resin printing with some elements laser cut in 0.030" steel.
G3 Sentinel Y3
Enlarged version of my G1 Sentinel.
The largest piece is the body at 224.1mm long. My Elegoo Neptune pro printer has a table that will accommodate this.
May 24 Source for Delrin sprockets and chain in UK, suggested by Robert SP (thank you Robert):
KARLGARIN MODELS January 2019
Warren Farm, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex CM3 4TQ
Tel: (0)1245 226110 E-mail: skippy@karlgarin.com
9/Feb/24 Updated: G3-22.0 Handrail 1.stl Shortening height form 5mm to 3mm.
Sentinel
Sentinel Y3 Locomotive.
May 24 Source for Delrin sprockets and chain in UK, suggested by Robert SP (thank you Robert):
KARLGARIN MODELS January 2019
Warren Farm, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex CM3 4TQ
Tel: (0)1245 226110 E-mail: skippy@karlgarin.com
22/Feb/24 I found Flats should be filed on the Jack Shaft and the Axle Shafts where the Sprocket set screws seat.
Nederlandse Spoorwegen 500/600/700 series shunter locomotive - Gauge 1 - An edited version of the BR Class 08 by Peter Davis
After the second world war 10 War Department Class 08's were purchased by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen in 1946. Because they were not equiped with Westinghouse brakes, they could only be used for shunting services (500 series). The series 600 and 700 were fitted with the required brakes to operate on the main lines. The exterior of all the series is almost identical.
Chassis and gearbox for Gauge 2 0-4-0 Saddle Tank.
Chassis and gearbox for 1910 Greenly designed Great Northern Gauge 2 0-4-0 Saddle Tank. This model was originally electric when made in 1910 but came to me without chassis or mechanism. The outline follows Greenly's design and the mechanism is a modern 385 motor driving through my standard bevel wheel gearbox. Power is supplied by 2x 26650 Lipos and running time is several hours (at least).