Brushs Laser Cutting and 3d Printing workbench

[Yorkshire Dave]

A bit of platform.

Can also be used in yards and between tracks as an alternative to stone setts.

 

[Yorkshire Dave]

Layout name plates. Made from coloured acrylic and stuck with 3m tape.

I presume producing something like this will breach LT/TFL copyright.

 

[BrushType4]

I presume producing something like this will breach LT/TFL copyright.

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Who knows?

 

[oldravendale]

I presume producing something like this will breach LT/TFL copyright.

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Do it, then apologise - don't ask permission!

B

 

[Lyndhurstman]

I presume producing something like this will breach LT/TFL copyright.

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An intersting history of the design here:

Slate’s Use of Your Data

The present red-and-blue color scheme of the Underground roundel at North Greenwich is the most recognized and widely appropriated version of the logo, which has been used as pop cultural shorthand by nightclubs, fashion labels, and the Occupy London movement.

Cheers

Jan

 

[BrushType4]

Another bridge dry assembled ready for delivery. Its an exact replica of a bridge type in the Newton Abbot area.

Bear in mind, nothing is glued and only once glued will all the joints will be squeezed up and tight.

 

[BrushType4]

Playing about with a warehouse back scene. Based on a warehouse on Ipswich Docks but could be anywhere.

 

[BrushType4]

I’m doing some LNWR at the moment and was reminded of my LNWR sectional warehouses. So I made a section up. The painting is what brings these out so I’ll probably paint this up at some point.

 

[john lewsey]

I’m doing some LNWR at the moment and was reminded of my LNWR sectional warehouses. So I made a section up. The painting is what brings these out so I’ll probably paint this up at some point.

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Hi what lnwr are you doing
John

 

[BrushType4]

Hi John, signal boxes, Bolton Moor Street Station and I’ve been doing terraced houses, forty odd for a big layout. Cotton Mill too in the pipeline. I quite like the LNWR

 

[Pencarrow]

Obviously that's a typo and you mean LSWR...

 

[BrushType4]

Obviously that's a typo and you mean LSWR...

I like the LSWR too

 

[Yorkshire Dave]

..... and the Yerkes Tube

 

[john lewsey]

Hi John, signal boxes, Bolton Moor Street Station and I’ve been doing terraced houses, forty odd for a big layout. Cotton Mill too in the pipeline. I quite like the LNWR

Hi are there photos on your website

 

[Tim Watson]

..... and the Yerkes Tube

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That’s our next station! I have a set of etches for the windows. Easier than fretting them out as I did 33 years ago for the Cally Road Station.
Tim

 

[BrushType4]

That’s our next station! I have a set of etches for the windows. Easier than fretting them out as I did 33 years ago for the Cally Road Station.
Tim

Tim, do you have any good drawings? The only ones Dave and I have found are a bit low resolution.

 

[Tim Watson]

Ditto, only low res of York Rd., but I have full drawings for the Cally. The architectural modules are identical. My friend, fellow dentist and well known 2mm modeller, Jim Watt drew up the building from these in Auto CAD. I could ask if he wouldn’t mind them being used elsewhere.



Are you looking to laser cut this? Do you think the technique would scale down to 2mm scale for the dental courses and window surrounds?

Tim

 

[Tim Watson]

To hijack the thread even further, here is a picture if the placeholder building for York Road Tube on CF. This area is currently under major development on the layout.


Tim

 

[BrushType4]

Been experimenting with manhole covers for my pavement pieces.

 

[BrushType4]

Are you looking to laser cut this? Do you think the technique would scale down to 2mm scale for the dental courses and window surrounds?

Tim

Yes, I’d have thought so. I’m looking to use a coloured acrylic to represent the tiles.