Does anyone have any drawings of the Bard Carriages (100-107)?
For those that do not know, the Barns are the original, wooden bodied corridor stock!
Barn Drawings
Barn Drawings
I recently tried looking for "Modern Ffestiniog", a book of 7mm drawings, and apparently it isn't printed anymore
Does anyone have any drawings of the Bard Carriages (100-107)?
For those that do not know, the Barns are the original, wooden bodied corridor stock!
Does anyone have any drawings of the Bard Carriages (100-107)?
For those that do not know, the Barns are the original, wooden bodied corridor stock!
Having built a model of a barn myself (based on 106/107 and overscale to make it look right against the rest of my FfR stock) and also having seen the book your best bet probably is to go to the FfR with a tape measure really, the drawing in the book wasn't that great and also I think it's for either 105 or 106 in about 1985, and both have since been rebuilt. Also, Boston Lodge carriage works are a bit notorious for not making drawings, I don't think any exist for anything built after number 102 which was finished in 2005
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Here's an idea, how about contacting Rob Waller of Bron Hebog and Ddaultt fame (Both 009)? He seems to have drawings and loads of material with regards to modern FR coaches. I've had a few coaches made by him of the modern coaches (100, 102, 124 etc in 009/4mm to the foot) and they're all great representations of the prototypes.
Website: http://bronhebog.blogspot.co.uk/
Maybe he can at least point you in the right direction for drawings of the Barns in their present condition.
Jon R
Here's an idea, how about contacting Rob Waller of Bron Hebog and Ddaultt fame (Both 009)? He seems to have drawings and loads of material with regards to modern FR coaches. I've had a few coaches made by him of the modern coaches (100, 102, 124 etc in 009/4mm to the foot) and they're all great representations of the prototypes.
Website: http://bronhebog.blogspot.co.uk/
Maybe he can at least point you in the right direction for drawings of the Barns in their present condition.
Jon R
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