Epoche 3

Hello Everybody, now i have finished my insulated Ferry van.. By the way i made also a second version with bigger ice doors and a different right door. This is the first prototype... Have a nice day... Sven

Hello, i use Preform, this is the original software from Formlabs for their printers Form 1 and Form 2

Hello Jim, thank you for the information! This is what I am looking for...the drawing on your picture seem perfekt for construction. So I hope someone here can tell which annual of the MRC it is. Sven

Hello Jon, very impressive your Scratch buildings! Yes the drawing is in a book of Stefan Carstens, but i made the later Version with smaler ice doors and a little bit different chassis. I am a member of Stefan Carstens Team and actually construct and print vans for "Güterwagen Band 9" publication is March 2020. Sven

Hello Mike, yes, i can scale my prints up to gauge 0. For my Chassis i use Romford Pin Point Bearings. Sven

Hello John, thank you for your comment! I hope i can get in contact with the British H0 Society and off course my items are for sale. I first want to make a lowmac and after this i am locking for other interesting BR ferry Vans Have a nice day Sven

Hello Jon, thank you for the posted links!!! Best Regards Sven

Hello everyone, my Name is Sven, i am from Germany and this is my first post. First of all I will excuse any mistakes in writing english, but I try my best! Since a few years i construct my own railway cars in H0, first i used Shapeways printing service, but the poor surface ist quite a problem, so i decided to buy my own 3D Printer, a Formlabs Form 2. Till now i allways made german railway cars, but i am also interested in international ferry vans, especially British Railways. My prefered time period is 1950 - 1965. Here are some Pictures of my first ferry boat van Tbnhs 30, build in 1937 they were in Service till 1969. First weathering attempts For my new projekt i need some help, i am looking for informations/drawings about a BR ferry van lowmac, some 1950s build lowmacs were on their way across Germany. Thank you for every help i can get! Thank you for your attention Greetings Sven