Does anyone know if there is any South African Railways rolling stock being produced? The only example I have seen are the "pre-production" cycle wagon kits ACME produced (which I have an example of), but these havent been followed up on by the looks of it.
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I still have some bogies available. Half of the archbar variety are gone, but the cast steel didn't sell as well for some reason; I only had 50 kits of each type produced incidentally. I'm not planning to produce any more at the moment, and if I eventually do so they will most likely be in resin rather than white metal, and hence unfortunately more expensive, though easier to produce consistently accurate parts.
The CAD work for a DZ-6 wagon, with Accucraft compatible couplings, is done but at the moment I haven't had masters produced. I may produce a limited run of kits for myself and interested others. I don't believe there is much of a market for kits to produce detailed models in 16mm scale. People will spend a lot of money on detailed locos and then be content to hang shiny toys on the back in many cases!
I have put some detail pictures on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/69051105@N ... 302589825/
Pictures below:



I still have some bogies available. Half of the archbar variety are gone, but the cast steel didn't sell as well for some reason; I only had 50 kits of each type produced incidentally. I'm not planning to produce any more at the moment, and if I eventually do so they will most likely be in resin rather than white metal, and hence unfortunately more expensive, though easier to produce consistently accurate parts.
The CAD work for a DZ-6 wagon, with Accucraft compatible couplings, is done but at the moment I haven't had masters produced. I may produce a limited run of kits for myself and interested others. I don't believe there is much of a market for kits to produce detailed models in 16mm scale. People will spend a lot of money on detailed locos and then be content to hang shiny toys on the back in many cases!
I have put some detail pictures on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/69051105@N ... 302589825/
Pictures below:



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