Kelvinbank, a Caledonian Railway project.

Are not the uprights identical to the LNWR design, fully documented in LNWR Wagons?

Oh, that would make life far too simple Compound. The CR went for a completely different design. 

 

The photos in the wagon books show the top half of the supports clearly, complete with what appears to be a roller assembly at the apex. The cross bar and the tops of the triangular stiffeners can also be seen, though I have had to approximate the angle. 

 

The height of the sides is known, so scaling the other dimensions is straightforward, certainly to within the accuracy that I can cut styrene. 

The interior fitments really look the part - fiddly isn't in it!  Wonderful work all round on a very interesting prototype!  

 

Kit PW

 

https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/blogs/blog/2502-swan-hill/

 

You have made a very unusual and attractive wagon.  The frame in the first photos looks remarkably insubstantial but I suppose the addition of the body has stiffened everything up.  Those mounts must have been tricky things to build but I think they look very good.

Those support frames are very impressive, especially because all four look so identical.

 

White styrene and brass look so good together, almost a shame to paint it!