Moogie-69

Update 2

Once in happy with my drawings and everything is printing ok, i can put the STL files up On Cluts 3D (for a small fee) if anyone wants to have a go at printing one. The files will only be for personal use and Not to be printed and sold !

Updated.

What i have found out is they are possibly, K3, L4, L8 and F2 but i cant remember which one is which. Waiting on some info from Richard at IRRS, so should be able to say then which is which.

@Mol_PMB where did you get the axle driller with the nylon collars? I've been struggling to get the axles running free on the wagons I've been 3d printing and I think that drill would be the ticket.

4-4-0 Class J - Wheel Dia. 5' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'1" ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6' 4 1/2" + 7' 1") P - WD. 5' 7". Coupled wheelbase 8'. ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8') P - WD. 6'7". Coupled wheelbase 8'. ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8') PP - WD. 6' 7" . Coupled wheelbase 8'3". ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8'3") Q - WD. 3'2"/ 6' 7" coupled wheelbase, 8' 8" ( O/A wheelbase 5'9" + 7'6 1/2" + 8'8") Hate to say it (or my wallet hates to think of it) the closest donor loco for a Q Class is a Highland Railway "Loch" Class. It is almost perfect in all dimension apart from the 6' 3 1/1" driven wheels and a slightly longer cab.. QL - WD. 3'2"/6' 7". Coupled wheelbase 9'3" ( O/A wheelbase 5'9" + 7'6 1/2" + 9'3") S - WD. 3'2" / 6' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'6 1/2" + 9'6". ( O/A wheelbase 6' + 7'6 1/2" + 9'6") S2 - WD. 6' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'6 1/2" + 9'6". ( O/A wheelbase 6' + 7'6 1/2" + 9'6") U - WD. 3'2" / 5' 9". Coupled wheelbase 8'3". ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8'3") V - WD. 3'2" / 6' 7". Coupled wheelbase 10'8" (O/A wheelbase 6'6" + 7'7" + 10'8". Tender WD. 3'8". wheelbase 6'6" + 6'6" VS - WD. 3'2" / 6' 7". Coupled wheelbase 10'8" (O/A wheelbase 6'6" + 7'7" + 10'8". Tender WD. 3'8". Wheelbase 6'6" + 6'6" 0-6-0 C - WD. 5' (*4'7"). Coupled wheelbase 7'2" + 7'10" D - WD. 5' 1 3/4". Coupled wheelbase 7'3" + 8'3" E - WD. 5'. Coupled wheelbase 7'3" + 7'9" B - WD. 4' 7 1/2". Coupled wheelbase 7'3" + 7'3" A - WD. 4' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'3" + 7'3" AL - WD. 4' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'6" + 7'6" PG - WD. 4' 7 1/4". Coupled wheelbase 7'6" + 8'1" QG - WD. 4' 7 1/4".Coupled wheelbase 7'10" + 8'10" LQG - WD. 4' 7 1/4". Coupled wheelbase 7'10" + 8'10" NQG - WD. 4' 7". Coupled wheelbase 7'10" + 8'10" NLQG - WD. 4'7". Coupled wheelbase 7'10" + 8'10" UG - WD. 5' 1". Coupled wheelbase 7'3" + 8' 4 1/2" SG - WD. 5' 1". Coupled Wheelbase 8'1" + 8'10". SG2 - WD. 5' 1". Coupled Wheelbase 8'1" + 8'10". SG3 - WD. 5' 1". Coupled Wheelbase 8'1" + 8'10". Closest chassis i can find at the moment is a J39 , Coupled wheelbase 8' + 9'. Length of loco is similar but smoke box, boiler and cab is a fair bit bigger. Crane Tank - WD. 3'4". Coupled wheelbase 5' + 5' 0-6-0T BT - WD.4'7". Coupled wheelbase 6'6" ( O/A wheelbase 6' 9 1/2"" + 6'6') 2-4-2T JT - WD. 5'7". Coupled wheelbase 7'1" ( O/A wheelbase 7' + 7'1" + 6'5") 4-4-2T T1 - WD. 3'2" / 5' 9" / 4'. Coupled wheelbase 8'3" ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8'3" + 8') T2 - WD. 3'2" / 5' 9" / 4'. Coupled wheelbase 8'3" ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'10 1/2" + 8'3" + 8') 4-2-2 JS - WD. 6'7". ( O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 6'8 1/2" + 7') 4-4-0 T BP - WD. 4'7". Coupled wheelbase 7'6" (O/A wheelbase 4' + 7'3" + 7'6") T - WD. 4' 7" BT - WD. 4' 7". Coupled wheelbase 6'6" (O/A wheelbase 5'3" + 5' 10 1/2" + 6'6") 0-6-4 T RT - WD. 4' 3"/ 2'8". Coupled wheelbase 7' + 6'6". ( O/A wheelbase 7'0" + 6'6" + 5' + 5'3") 2-4-0 G - WD. 5'7". Coupled wheelbase 7'1" ( O/A wheelbase 6'11" + 7'1") H - WD. 6' 0 1/2". Coupled wheelbase 8' ( O/A wheelbase 7' + 8') 2-4-2T JT - WD. 5' 7" 0-6-2T QGT - WD. 4' 7"/ 3'7 1/2". Coupled wheelbase 7'6" + 8'6". ( O/A wheelbase 7'6" + 8'6" + 6') QGT2 - WD. 4.7 1/4" / 3'8". Coupled wheelbase 7'6" + 8'10". ( O/A wheelbase 7'6" + 8'10" + 6') 0-4-0T No. 203 - WD. 2' 8 1/2" 0-4-2 K - WD. 5'1". Coupled wheelbase 7'2" ( O/A wheelbase 7'2" + 6'10") 0-4-2 F - WD. 5'. Coupled wheelbase 7'9". ( O/A wheelbase 7'9" + 6'11")

I have looked through ebay to see what locos are available to use as donors for GNRi loco builds. 4-4-0 Loch class - wheel dia. 3'3", 6' 3 1/2" 4P compound - WD. 3' 6 1/2", 6' 9" 2P - WD. 3' 6 1/2", 6' 9" D49 - WD. xxxx, 6' 8" D41 - WD. 3' 9 1/2", 6' 1" T9 - WD. 3' 7", 6' 7" D16/3 - WD. 3' 9", 7' V Schools - WD. Xxxx, 6' 7" L1 - WD. 3' 7", 6' 8" 0-6-0 3F - WD. 4' 7" 1361 - WD. 3' 8" J52 - WD. 4' 8" 08 diesel - WD. 4' 6" J72 - WD. 4' 1 1/4" 2251 - WD. 5' 2" E2 - WD. 4' 6" 1600 - WD. 4' 1 1/2" J94 - WD. 4' 3" 6400 - WD. 4' 7 1/2" J83 - WD. 4' 6" J39 - WD. 5' 2" J13 - WD. 4' 10" C - WD. 5' 2" 0-4-0 GWR class 101 - WD. 3' 8" C14 - WD. 3' 0-6-2 N7/L77 - WD. 4' 10", xxxx N2 - WD. 5' 8", 3' 8" 5600 - WD. 4' 7 1/2", 3' 8"

@Mol_PMB thank you, I'll chase that up, sounds like a good source of information.

I used a Hornby class T9 to make a class Q , shouldn't be too hard to make it resemble a UG. Or if I could find a good set of plans I could draw you up a body in cad, use the T9 running gear if the wheels are the right size and have it 3d printed like my QGT.

@Mol_PMB thanks for that. What is the 1940 diagram book ?

@jhb171achillThank you.

Anyone any ideas what type of wagon this was and what did it carry ? Thanks, Noel.

Yep, easy to sort out. Do the brake levers both point in the same direction ?

Working on interior now.

Almost ready for some paint.

Getting there, roof printing at the moment.

Would something like that do you ? Couldn't get a good photo of the roof hatches, so they could be a bit off.

My best bit of advice about getting a 3d printer would be to learn how to draw in cad. You can get Fusion for free under a hobby licence, I taught myself by drawing simple battery boxs and watching YouTube videos. If you just rely on what stl files you can find online your going to be very limited to what trains/wagons you can build. Learn to draw and anything is possible. For the size if parts we need a resin printer would be better suited as filament won't get you the details you need. If you are really stuck for an unusual part, supply me with detailed sizes and I'm sure I could draw up something that would do. Noel.

Should be able to do that, only need to delete a set of doors, add a ladder and grain doors.

First print turned out almost perfect except for the small vents but that can be repaired.

That one turned out a bit better.

Progress so far.

That was a nice wee quick project. All up and running, just need to sort out a power supply.

Would anyone want these for a scrap yard scene ? All it will cost is a few quid for postage.