ffestiniog 3d models

Ffestiniog bug boxes for 009.

16mm Scale model of the ffestiniog flying bench. Requires axles - 2x 1/8" brass rod and sleeves. ... Can run on either 32mm or 45mm track I have used 1/16" x 1/4" basswood strips for the bench and floor

Based on the Small Birmingham coaches on the Ffestiniog Railway, also known as "Bug Boxes", this is a 16mm or 7/8" scale model that can run on both 32mm and 45mm gauge.4 variations are included, the 1st class, 3rd class, observation coach, and the...

Here is a second generation quarryman's coach, based on an original design from the Ffestiniog Railway. I find that it is best printed in two parts: the chassis and the coach itself. Two files for the chassis are included: '009_chassis_mwb.stl'...

Based on the Small Birmingham coaches on the Ffestiniog Railway, also known as "Bug Boxes", this is a 16mm scale model that can run on both 32mm and 45mm gauge. 3 variations are included, the 1st class, 3rd class, and an observation coach. Also...

These are some wagons based on designs from the Ffestiniog Railway in more or less 10mm narrow gauge (1:32) scale. They are LEGO gauge but could definitely be modified to O gauge or smaller. (or just scaled up).All files print as one sheet of parts...

Frame and sides combined.

A depiction of 'Vale of Ffestiniog', a diesel locomotive of the Ffestiniog Railway. The prototype is a Bo-Bo locomotive. It has been shortened to fit onto the Kato 11-103 four-wheeled chassis. I find it best to print the model in one piece...

This is a depiction of the Bo-Bo locomotive Vale of Ffestiniog, shortened to fit onto a Kato 11-103 four-wheeled chassis. I find it easiest to print the file 'vale_complete.stl' with supports. ... Alternatively, the chassis and body can be printed...

Ideally for resin printers. Best printed at 0.02mm layer height. The only thing you will need to make is the brake assembly. I made them from paperclips, but any thin metal strips bent to shape should work. There is a locating hole underneath the...

<p>Glue the front walls to the sides with CA glue (use filament as dowels). ...All other items are mounted using M2 screws.&nbsp;</p><p>Standard LGB wheel sets rotate in 6 x 3 x 3 mm bearings.</p><p>M4 bolts are used as weights in the coupling...

This is a proof of concept for creating a Single Fairlie on a Kato 11-105 twin bogie chassis. It's got holes for handrails. I’ve added some couplings that suit this chassis There's a spigot coming down from the middle of the boiler, this is...

Historical Uncovering Initiated by Cymdeithas Archaeoleg Bro Ffestiniog

Capstan Ground Signals, based on the ones on the Ffestiniog Railway.

Station Stop Inspires, a Tribute to Dduallt Station Halt on the Ffestiniog Railway in North Wales, UK. ... [Image: Dduallt Station Halt] This photo of Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways is courtesy of TripAdvisor.

Originally designed for driving a Welsh Highland Railway/Ffestiniog Railway model train locomotive, but can be placed in any model loco. Re-scale if desired. ... More free STL figurines to download from https://tramfabriek.co.uk/figurines.html

This is a freelance crane, loosely based on one at Blaenau Ffestiniog. The original version is relatively small, and aimed at a narrow gauge model. I've added one with a longer reach which would be more suitable for standard gauge. ... The model is...

The coaches in this series are custom-designed but unmistakably inspired by the iconic Ffestiniog Railway designs. To enhance performance, the bogies have been revamped to accommodate 12.5mm diameter wheels on precision-crafted 26mm pinpoint axles...

Strange to think that Spooner built his single ended, in view of the Ffestiniog's double Fairlie locomotives. This one can be sailed in either direction by re-stepping the mast at the other end. I got quite into this, as an ex dinghy sailor. I...

when the Glyn valley tramway first opened under horse drawn power in 1873 it possesed two single bolster sets comprised of 4 flat wagons each, the outer two having fixed bolsters with stakes, not unlike the examples preserved today on the Ffestiniog...

After using this model, with some padding for clearance, to accommodate the Hornby chassis in an 0-16.5 model of Ffestiniog Railway PRINCE, I found that a lot more clearance was needed at wheels and rods level. Fortunately I printed only the bottom...

(including the Ffestiniog) The trick is to get the digger, including its arm, under the line's loading gauge. (Mine is fairly generous) I designed this wagon to run on a spare pair of Ratio (00 gauge) bogies with only the bogie wheels, sides and...

NOTE The model has progressed to making cab fittings, with some photos from the nice people at the Ffestiniog. But this revealed that I have made the firebox(s) too big, so crew and fittings do not really have enough room. I will not be correcting...