Brushs Laser Cutting and 3d Printing workbench
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BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Not entirely sure what you mean?
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Looking at this, I think the door on the left is 3" too narrow.
Osgood
Western Thunderer
Not entirely sure what you mean?
Modern speak maybe? Perhaps he's referring to the sash windows....
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Ah, ok. No they aren’t sash windows (sliders), the bottom panes I believe are fixed and the top opens outwards on a top hinge.
adrian
Flying Squad
That's what they appear to be, this is the main station building but the smaller store is the same design.
from
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/Railbus_at_Tetbury_railway_station_(1960s).JPG
from
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/Railbus_at_Tetbury_railway_station_(1960s).JPG
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
The windows could well have changed over time, but the picture I have, the windows are not quite the same as the station, more in the style of.. That would make sense as the stores building was added at a later date.
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Preview that will be available soon. A laser cut baseboard train turner by a friend.
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BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Maximum length is 5' but I think that is plenty and ideal for the smaller layout in any scale.
Puddlejumper
Western Thunderer
That's very smart, any idea when they may be available??
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
It’s a friends design but I will keep you posted and share details when they are ready.
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
7mm brewery currently being put together utilising the warehouse modular parts.
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
I'm adding another GWR Signal Box to the portfolio, but this time I've tried to make it easier to build than the previous type but more importantly, make it easier to customise it for the multitude variations.
Off the cutter and before gluing
Off the cutter and before gluing
Dog Star
Western Thunderer
Interested in this model so please excuse the questions.
* price?
* availability?
* prototype or source of information?
* how does the construction differ to Speech Ho. Rd. that is being built by Ian Pope?
Is it too much to hope that you have done West Wycombe? (GW&GC Jt circa 1906). No, thought not. Very close to the one photo of W.Wyc that I have.
* price?
* availability?
* prototype or source of information?
* how does the construction differ to Speech Ho. Rd. that is being built by Ian Pope?
Is it too much to hope that you have done West Wycombe? (GW&GC Jt circa 1906). No, thought not. Very close to the one photo of W.Wyc that I have.
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Graham,
The core product is based on the drawings of Cwmgors found in the 'A Pictorial Record of Great Western Architecture' by A. Vaughan. I don't think it is far off West Wycombe. If you have more information, I can sort that out for you.
I'll have kits will me at Kettering (Stand 9) so come and have a look. I'll have Internal Staircase, left and right external staircases options with me. Kits with more options will need to be ordered but I'm intending to see how possible it will be to create a pick and mix parts options via the website.
The kits feature the same 3d printed details as Speech Road, but I have simplified the build process, for example, some of the brackets are half etched to reduce fettling that Speech Road required.
I recommend a dry run and then prime and paint the parts during the build.
Price will be circa £150. As usual though, we replace lost/damaged parts, no questions asked for free.
The core product is based on the drawings of Cwmgors found in the 'A Pictorial Record of Great Western Architecture' by A. Vaughan. I don't think it is far off West Wycombe. If you have more information, I can sort that out for you.
I'll have kits will me at Kettering (Stand 9) so come and have a look. I'll have Internal Staircase, left and right external staircases options with me. Kits with more options will need to be ordered but I'm intending to see how possible it will be to create a pick and mix parts options via the website.
The kits feature the same 3d printed details as Speech Road, but I have simplified the build process, for example, some of the brackets are half etched to reduce fettling that Speech Road required.
I recommend a dry run and then prime and paint the parts during the build.
Price will be circa £150. As usual though, we replace lost/damaged parts, no questions asked for free.
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BrushType4
Western Thunderer
My series 2 Diesel Shed...
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Inspired by the pictures of the East End I've had an idea for a small diorama. A quick sketch up and I have the basic outline for the building.
adrian
Flying Squad
Given the photo that's based on that would be fantastic to see. For me it's all the signs that make the image, not just Daltons board-work but Dino's cafe and Donovan Bro's as well. For those that haven't seen the thread I presume Phil is referring to this image
East End of London in colour - 1960-1980