Laser flatbed
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Mrs F Controller
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Busted Bricks
I've been in Germany since 1/3 but my laser cutter is still in the UK. Don't have a firm date yet for when my family is moving over. It is unlikely I will be making any progress until July time. It also depends on my job - currently it looks like I will be working in Maastricht for the next year or so which mean I will only be home on weekends.
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Busted Bricks
Time to revive the flatbed. Below is a picture of the new version. It is bigger than the orignal design so it looks better with the current selection of locos on the market. I will probably also enlargen the diesel loco I have on the drawing board.
Kits will be available from next week but production volume will be low until I have my workshop set up (hopefully in 2 weeks time). I have had steel wheels made for the kits. They are very easy to assemble so are suitable for children with a bit of adult supervision/help.

Kits will be available from next week but production volume will be low until I have my workshop set up (hopefully in 2 weeks time). I have had steel wheels made for the kits. They are very easy to assemble so are suitable for children with a bit of adult supervision/help.

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Spule 4
Looks nice, shame you had to "bigulate" them like much of the other 16mm stock on the market.Busted Bricks:73605 wrote:Time to revive the flatbed. Below is a picture of the new version. It is bigger than the orignal design so it looks better with the current selection of locos on the market. I will probably also enlargen the diesel loco I have on the drawing board.
Kits will be available from next week but production volume will be low until I have my workshop set up (hopefully in 2 weeks time). I have had steel wheels made for the kits. They are very easy to assemble so are suitable for children with a bit of adult supervision/help.
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LlanpwllBrynwyn
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Busted Bricks
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Busted Bricks
The smaller version design is completed so I can offer both sizes. I prefer the smaller one myself but it looks too small behind Accucraft/Roundhouse locos. The bigger one has the advantage that is suitable for a 45mm guage version.Spule 4:73615 wrote:[
Looks nice, shame you had to "bigulate" them like much of the other 16mm stock on the market.
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Catweasel
Laser Flatbed
Definitely interested in the diesel. This guy is book marked to watch closely.
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Busted Bricks
Well, things are not progressing as fast as I hoped they would. My new workshop (aka "The Container") is in place but there is still no power hooked up and the floorboards need to be replaced before I can move the laser in. Floor will be done this weekend and I should know more about power by then as well.
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Busted Bricks
At last! First batch of flat bed kits will be completed today and I will start writing instructions tonight. Initially only 32mm gauge versions will be available but 45mm is in the works.
Loco body has been re-designed so now the chassis needs to be revised. I will be offering the chassis seperately as well
Loco body has been re-designed so now the chassis needs to be revised. I will be offering the chassis seperately as well
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