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GWR Dean S1 4 Compartment 2nd/3rd 4 wheel coach
The initial publication of this coach is an attempt to make a simple model for the "Christmas tree" project.
Some discussion is needed to simplify the design to make it easy to print. Currently the break gear on the ends of the coach are rather fragile and the body, if printed on a resin printer probably needs dividing into two for most printers.
The smaller components were designed for resin printing. The body, when resin printer is in two parts.
S1 - 4 compartment second later converted to third class.
4 wheels
25' x 8' - 18' wheelbase
SER Clapboard Waiting Shelter
Model of the SER Clapboard Waiting Shelter based on the drawing by Brian Hart in the Elham Valley Railway book.
10mm scale. Slots provide for 1mm clear plastic sheet to be used for window glazing.
LMS D1666 Five plank open wagon
Wooden underframe five plank wagon produced in huge numbers during the 1920s. Lasted into the 1950s. This model was originally on the Groups.IO site but got lost in the move. I have taken the opportunity to improve some details. It now incorporates a barrow ramp at the top of the door, and the brake gear rack has been considerably narrowed to come closer to the prototype. The W irons are now less of a tight fit.
Birdie locomotive and carriages
Freelance model of a Storkleg locomotive steam toy of about 1900.
Modular Rolling Road roller pair.
This roller pair was produced to fill the need for a quickly available set of 6 axle rollers when testing a Co-Co diesel outline loco.
Normally one might make the support brackets from metal for flame resistance but in this case 3d printed PETG. was chosen. If replacements are needed they can be produced quickly.
Handrail/Wire Bending Tool
Tool developed for bending handrails for the BR 20t Brake Van Project - but obviously its use extends beyond that...
Designed for and tested on 0.8mm diameter stainless steel mig welding wire, that is otherwise rather difficult to get a neat, tight, bend in.
It utilises a modified M5 Hex head bolt, with a plain shank element of at least 20mm, cut and slotted at 1 end 5mm deep - see the .STL, just don't expect a 3d printed version to work! It uses a second bolt (or second part of the first one).
Track G1 45mm Gauge
Sectional track each printed as one piece.
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.
LMS 20T Brake Van D1890
Stanier's first long wheelbase guards van, built from 1933. Very much an alpha release as I have not managed to put together a completely satisfactory model myself. Please feed back any issues found.