Models

Pug Saddle Tank -Revision 2 – Optional changes Aug 2023
This update provides:
1.     Revised frames and frame stretchers to allow access for a ball driver/screw driver to the frame side screws with clearance from the wheels. This aids assembly.
2.     A revised footplate moves the battery holder forward to give clearance for a firebox LED if desired. Also this footplate accommodates a Hornby HM7000-21TXS Bluetooth DCC decoder and connection adaptor board in place of the previously fitted 'Locoremote' controller.

A simple gauge to check for 45mm track gauge & buffer heights. Track gauge faults cause derailments. Buffer height variations lead to buffer locking on curves & then mysterious derailments on straights.

Four wheel horsebox with groomsman compartment built by the SER on an 8'6" wheelbase chassis. Would have likely later been modified by the SECR to have brakes or at least through-piped. These units were used into SR service and were more numerous than the 6-wheel design. Drawn in 10mm scale

The SR precast concrete PW platelayers hut, 1:32 scale, four files zipped into one folder.

Drawing & STL files from Ole Holm's article in G1MRA NLJ 276 on making a diamond crossing. G1MRA members can read the article online or in their paper copy on pages 41/42. Non members will need to find a G1MRA friend to realise what they are missing.

G3 Track, 64mm (2.52") Gauge Curve 700mm radius, straight 300mm, turnout, end stop and 90-degree crossing. Should be printable on 220 x220. Peter Davis

Folder for some experimental BR Mark 1 coach STLs. The models are all aimed at using the Creality CR-30 belt printer which allows the whole coach to be printed in one length.

A selection of models loosely based on the popular series.

A short length of curved track (functional rather than aesthetically pleasing) with a sliding section to allow a dip or rise to be incorporated to challenge your springing or compensation

Items to help in painting models

The North Staffs battery powered shunting loco is now preserved in the NRM in York. I felt that it would be appropriate to make a battery powered model of a battery powered prototype. The greater part of the loco is 3D printed, with a couple of N20 motors and wheel sets from Peter Korzelius (or you can print your own wagon size wheels).

This became the standard LNWR van from the mid Edwardian period up until grouping. They were used for traffic until the mid 50s at least, and some survived in departmental use for much longer. Note that it has been designed for resin printing on an Elegoo Saturn or similar. I don't know whether it can be printed on a filament printer (but let me know if you try!)

10mm scale

Extra bits for the Elegoo Saturn printer

This is the short wheelbase version. The brake gear for this wagon is unusual as there is a small operating lever pivoted on a small bracket attached to the buffer beam and a connecting link to the centre brake gear pivot

This is an update of a previous model with a one piece top plate

Printable on 220mm X 220mm table.
Comments added, please point out any error.
Peter Davis

See Messages and Photos for description.

In 10mm scale

Conversion excel SS for 10mm and 1/32 scale.

G1 10mm/ft Iron Mink parts from drawings in All About Iron Minks published by HMRS.