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A 3d printed 800 class for 00 (and a WLWR goods loco)

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On 28/6/2024 at 9:25 PM, Metrovik said:

Any news on the WLWR loco? The 800s are far too big for my little branchline.

Although it is looking VERY good.

WLWR a bit away from my setting, but honestly I'd love one too. What chassis is it made for?

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30 minutes ago, LNERW1 said:

WLWR a bit away from my setting, but honestly I'd love one too. What chassis is it made for?

Oxford Dean Goods, which is within 1mm of the prototype wheelbase and perfect wheel diameter, the wires connecting the tender pickups to the loco will need to be soldered together to enable it to run without the tender

The 800 class is officially finished awaiting the first test print

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  • 3 weeks later...

Thanks very much all! truly praise from Caesar

The surface finish in person is significantly better than the last sample, however there were some unfortunate marks on the boiler and smokebox which are down to the printer having to be cleaned out, as well as a small hole in the running board on the front right side

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I am particularly pleased with the way the M2.5 nut is held, it goes in this little trough as shown, the model is tipped forward to line it up with the hole, and then the chassis can be inserted, and the original mounting hole used

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26 minutes ago, Killian Keane said:

I am particularly pleased with the way the M2.5 nut is held, it goes in this little trough as shown, the model is tipped forward to line it up with the hole, and then the chassis can be inserted, and the original mounting hole used

Very elegant solution 👏👏👏

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