Scratchbuilt mineral wagon

[Dan Randall]

Not really sure where to post this, but just came across a very nice scratchbuild of a foreign mineral wagon on RMWeb. With Individually inserted rivets, tongue and groove planks and some lost-wax castings derived from 3D printed masters, it's really rather nice!

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/in...s-scratchbuilding-a-mineral-wagon-in-0-scale/


Regards

Dan

 

[flexible_coupling]

Stunning work. Highly inspiring...

 

[Ian G]

If I remember Heather scratch build a 5 or 7 plank wagon some time ago.

Ian G

 

[Heather Kay]

If I remember Heather scratch build a 5 or 7 plank wagon some time ago.

Ian G

Eh? What? Did I?

Must've been asleep when I did!

 

[Ian G]

Heather forgive me if I am wrong, but many moons ago i was talking to you about your wooden planked scale 7 wagon at a show.

Ian G

 

[Pugsley]

Not really sure where to post this, but just came across a very nice scratchbuild of a foreign mineral wagon on RMWeb. With Individually inserted rivets, tongue and groove planks and some lost-wax castings derived from 3D printed masters, it's really rather nice!

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/in...s-scratchbuilding-a-mineral-wagon-in-0-scale/

It's very good indeed, although I had to resist the urge to tell him that he'd spelt Thames Haven incorrectly

 

[Heather Kay]

Heather forgive me if I am wrong, but many moons ago i was talking to you about your wooden planked scale 7 wagon at a show.

I have to say I have no recollection of that. I have kit-bashed various wagons over the years, but I am pretty sure I've not scratch-built one. I wonder if it was a Slater's kit which had had the Exactoscale underframe kit applied to it. Best Beloved was very keen to show and talk about that.