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Back in stock

 

009 4mm scale Ffestiniog RailwayQuarry workmans plates in sets 1 to 33    £25.00

009 4mm scale Ffestiniog Railway Quarry workmans plates set of 5 Random Numbers  £7.50

 

Also back in stock the Full range of 15xx & 16xx cab side plates  £6.00

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We have a new kit out so far in 3 scales

A South Wales GWR  Pontnewynydd Brake Van Dia AA8

Built 1889/90 for use on the Ponytnewynydd Branch the Van was used against the Loco as the trains had to have both loco & brake Van at the Downhill end of the train as the Branch was very steep.

The vans were Vac fitted in 1904 but in 1928 17594 losses it’s vac brakes  but it appears the others keep theirs

Been Withdrawn  between 1946 & 1951

2 more were Ordered by GWR in 1947 but these had square corners but not outshopped until 1949 Dia  AA24

 

GWR Running Numbers 17590, 17591, 17594 & 17595

 

 

K24  Ngauge body £8.00 (need a Peco 10ft brake van chassis )

K32 3mm TT (not TT120) £12.00 Need a chassis

K414 4mm kit  needs wheels, couplings, handrail knob & wire to compleate £25.00

K78 7mm to follow

we have also resized the body for use as a 009 brake van on a peco wagon chassis

 

N gauge

53391774556_40e450243b_c.jpgN Gauge Pontnewynydd brake van by brian mosby, on Flickr

 

TT

53420104818_e747765d9a_c.jpg3mm TT body by brian mosby, on Flickr

 

4mm

53419113611_bdcc233860_c.jpgPontnewynydd  brake van 4mm scale by brian mosby, on Flickr

 

009

53420109793_26546c5ae2_c.jpg20231212_154158 by brian mosby, on Flickr

 

We have some tweks to the 7mm to do befor its ready 

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On 26/12/2023 at 14:08, billbedford said:

Don't forget that these vans were placed between the train and the loco while the wagons were propelled up the slope. 

The allocation on these vans is slightly misleading.  they were in fact specifically provided provided for  working on the Cwmffwrdoer and Cwmnantddu branches (one for each branch) which both started from Branches Fork jcn.  On these branches they were required to remain coupled to the engine(s) at all times, including when running light, and were indeed marshalled between the engine and the trains - at the lower (Branches Fork) end of the train.  On ascending trains the Head Guard rode on the brakevan and the Under Guard rode in the leading wagon.

 

If they did work down to Pontnewynydd Jcn (from Branches Fork) they would have run in the normal position.  presumably they were showm ae Pontnewunydd rather than the branch name because the Guards were based there although they might well have worked op from there either with a light engine or with a train.  The post war build clearly had a side lamp bracket so could run at the rear of a train but I can't find a clear enough illustration of an original build van to establish if they too had side lamp brackets.

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Hi, I'm normally a Diesel fan, but these vans are going to be my rule 1 item! I've tried searching t'interweb but cannot see any photos of the GW vans, but there's some of the BR numbers pair. Are there any photos that you know of showing the position of the lettering in GW days?

 

Thanks in anticipation,

Paul

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24 minutes ago, Hippel said:

Hi, I'm normally a Diesel fan, but these vans are going to be my rule 1 item! I've tried searching t'interweb but cannot see any photos of the GW vans, but there's some of the BR numbers pair. Are there any photos that you know of showing the position of the lettering in GW days?

 

Thanks in anticipation,

Paul

the spelling of Pontnewynydd is debated but the facebook group is a good start

 https://www.facebook.com/groups/553247324695454

Also this

 

 

407401432_2090193147991641_722968606964189179_n.jpg

 

Also POW SIDEs do the transfers in both 4mm & 7mm Cat 135

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2 hours ago, Hippel said:

Hi, I'm normally a Diesel fan, but these vans are going to be my rule 1 item! I've tried searching t'interweb but cannot see any photos of the GW vans, but there's some of the BR numbers pair. Are there any photos that you know of showing the position of the lettering in GW days?

 

 

There are two Photos in the GWR Goods Wagon tome. Note that the original pair had a signal lamp bracket in the centre of the cabin.

 

For more info about the Branches Forks branch see BRJ No 52 pub 1994.  

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At the BRM Doncaster show we will have this new release of 6 3d printed 4mm Scale contaners at £24.00 for the set-off 6

 

For Mils order the contaners can be ordered singular At £4.00 each plus postage

 

No 1 LMS Steel Ventilated Container Type B built 1929 LMS Dia Book Page 55 Lot ??

No2 LMS Planked Insulated/Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BR Built 1938 LMS Dia Book Page 177 Lot 1121

No3 LMS Planked Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BM Built 1936 LMS Dia Book Page 152 Lot1220

No4 LMS Ply Wood Insulated/Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BR Built 1940 LMS Dia Book Page 176 lot 944

No5 GWR Dia BX2 Built 1929-34

No6 LNER Steel with Vents Type BL/BLS built 1929

 

53512767178_54297a5a41_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512595981_6cc61443db_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512915949_a77ba501b9_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53513031135_f0d8fede11_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512596016_7a3651ff72_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512915994_7ce99a6df5_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512916009_8f16021334_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

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Do they come with pre grouping Decals?? otherwise they are not a lot of good to me without any being available.

 

Fox Transfers do a LNER version of a different BK Diagram.

There is a free 3D download of the LNER Steel version on the Internet already , there is a Decal download on the same site for the LNER version .

https://www.printables.com/model/349082-oit-lnerlms-shipping-container-1-148/files

 

No idea re any of the others versions ??.

 

 

 

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8 hours ago, micklner said:

Do they come with pre grouping Decals?? otherwise they are not a lot of good without any being available.

 

Fox do a LNER version of a different BK Diagram.

There is a free 3D download of the LNER Steel version on the Internet already , there are a Decal download on the same site for the LNER version .

 

No idea re any others ??.

 

 

 

No its just the Bodys

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At the York show, we will be releasing a Limited-Edition wagon, to raise funds for St. John Cymru . Although the livery is fictitious, the colliery did exist in Maesteg.but never had its Own wagons

 Both of us are volunteers with St John Cymru & are members of Measteg Central Division

This Year Marks 110 years of Maesteg Central Division  

The wagon will have the Livery of the

 St John colliery  Maesteg

With the Running No of 110

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Picked up the Coral, Aero & Hydra wagon kits in 4mm from Brian at the Donny Exo. 
 

First thoughts are that the Coral & Aero kits are amongst the best 3d prints of railway rolling stock I’ve yet seen; I don’t think they’ll take much fettling. The crated propellers for the aero kit are particularly fine. 
 

I look forward to making them up. 

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On 08/02/2024 at 13:52, 247 Developments said:

At the BRM Doncaster show we will have this new release of 6 3d printed 4mm Scale contaners at £24.00 for the set-off 6

 

For Mils order the contaners can be ordered singular At £4.00 each plus postage

 

No 1 LMS Steel Ventilated Container Type B built 1929 LMS Dia Book Page 55 Lot ??

No2 LMS Planked Insulated/Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BR Built 1938 LMS Dia Book Page 177 Lot 1121

No3 LMS Planked Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BM Built 1936 LMS Dia Book Page 152 Lot1220

No4 LMS Ply Wood Insulated/Ventilated with Ice Bunker Type BR Built 1940 LMS Dia Book Page 176 lot 944

No5 GWR Dia BX2 Built 1929-34

No6 LNER Steel with Vents Type BL/BLS built 1929

 

53512767178_54297a5a41_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512595981_6cc61443db_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512915949_a77ba501b9_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53513031135_f0d8fede11_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512596016_7a3651ff72_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512915994_7ce99a6df5_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

53512916009_8f16021334_c.jpg4mm scale containers set of 6 by brian mosby, on Flickr

Hi Brian

Quite interested in the container set. Was that a show special? Or can I order a set? If so it's by @phone only I believe. I am a bit deaf these days but should be OK.

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40 minutes ago, RonnieS said:

Hi Brian

Quite interested in the container set. Was that a show special? Or can I order a set? If so it's by @phone only I believe. I am a bit deaf these days but should be OK.

the set of 6 was a show Special were now selling than on there own at £4.00 each

see here

https://www.247developments.co.uk/wagon-n-parts.html

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On 08/02/2024 at 15:25, micklner said:

Do they come with pre grouping Decals?? otherwise they are not a lot of good to me without any being available.

 

Fox Transfers do a LNER version of a different BK Diagram.

There is a free 3D download of the LNER Steel version on the Internet already , there is a Decal download on the same site for the LNER version .

https://www.printables.com/model/349082-oit-lnerlms-shipping-container-1-148/files

 

No idea re any of the others versions ??.

 

 

 

Decals for the BM/BR-containers can be found here:

https://www.printables.com/model/407423-oit-lms-brbm-type-containers-1-148

Decals for the other containers are in work.

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