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In my thread about laser cut flatbeds which has evolved into covering a loco as well someone said it could be the forum loco. Rather than going with something I'm already working on, how about we see if we can do a "design by committee"? Post something you would like; it can be a picture of a real loco or a sketch you have drawn yourself. I will assess what lends itself to laser cutting and then we can put some candidates to the vote. I'll draw up the cut files and make some kits. I won't do the work for free but I promise to keep the price as low as possible and I'm happy to share the cost of the various components used. To keep it simple and cheap I propose drive on just one axle. It should be something that will trundle around with a few wagons or skips, not a full rake of VoR coaches. Let me know what you think? Please be aware that I will have to fit this in between two moves (one to Luton, then one to Germany). My family is staying in the UK until the end of the school year so I will have lots of lonely evenings in Germany to work on the CAD drawings.
Let me know what you think and start posting some suggestions.
Michael
Let me know what you think and start posting some suggestions.
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I rather the style of the LGB Feldbahn diesel.
Not usre how to post a pice, but I found a link to one:-
http://www.spyke.org.uk/gallery/albums/ ... 040934.JPG
Is it possible to produce a body only option for a user built/bodged chassis?
Not usre how to post a pice, but I found a link to one:-
http://www.spyke.org.uk/gallery/albums/ ... 040934.JPG
Is it possible to produce a body only option for a user built/bodged chassis?
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In my Father's roundhouse are many loco sheds.
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In my Father's roundhouse are many loco sheds.
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Wow- that turned out a bit small!!
Using the link without "thumb" works better:-
http://www.spyke.org.uk/gallery/a...set ... 040934.JPG
Using the link without "thumb" works better:-
http://www.spyke.org.uk/gallery/a...set ... 040934.JPG
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Hi it was my suggestion I'm afraid, Maybe I suggested too much because I am a newish member and can't speak for the whole of the forum but I'm in favour of the idea for a forum designed diesel shunter.
I would suggest some minor clarification is needed.
What gauge(s) can it run on (I'm not gaugeist but it helps if you know)
Are we looking at an 0-4-0 only?
first photo
http://www.haylingseasiderailway.com/Im ... 0Goods.jpg
I would suggest some minor clarification is needed.
What gauge(s) can it run on (I'm not gaugeist but it helps if you know)
Are we looking at an 0-4-0 only?
first photo
http://www.haylingseasiderailway.com/Im ... 0Goods.jpg
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I have a few ideas...
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Moel_Hebog
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Ashover
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Moel-Y-Gest
http://www.hfstephens-museum.org.uk/loc ... d-whr.html (bottom of this page)
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Moel_Hebog
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Ashover
http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Moel-Y-Gest
http://www.hfstephens-museum.org.uk/loc ... d-whr.html (bottom of this page)
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I'd like something more british
Maaybe something from here:
http://abbeylightrailway.webs.com/rollingstock.htm
Maaybe something from here:
http://abbeylightrailway.webs.com/rollingstock.htm
Thanks
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