Killian keane

and that's the coupe carriage done https://www.shapeways.com/product/4P6UPHKLJ/1840s-coupe-coach?optionId=155404542&li=shop-inventory

that's the Brampton Dandy coach released, now to polish off the coupe carriage and upload that https://www.shapeways.com/product/M3PNQRAJR/brampton-railway-dandy-coach?optionId=155344553&li=shop-inventory

a Leo, pre rebuild, they were soon converted into saddle tanks, Ill likely also do the Sun class which were rebuilt with equal swiftness

venturing into broad gauge locos

now which brave soul is going to add a smokebox?

that is absolutely stunning Eric, well done, on another note Jenny lind is now available in N as well as 00 and 0 https://www.shapeways.com/product/GCHNS66JL/n-gauge-jenny-lind?optionId=153587136&li=shop-inventory

you have a good point there, still its only a few minutes work to correct

in the view of the printed version you're looking at it from the opposite end, simple as

I assume you're referring to this photo, I would surmise the vehicle has sustained a knock at either end, understandable, the only buffing gear being chauldron buffers pretty much flush with the end of the vehicle, I note that the replica at Beamish has vertical ends, though it is by no means an exact copy

in the past 24 hours Ive taken rather a fancy to the Brampton railway dandie carriages, to that effect, I anticipate uploading this tomorrow

https://www.shapeways.com/product/PJND7Y7JJ/chauldron-wagon?optionId=152452320&li=shop-inventory just done a chauldron wagon, more early wagons to follow

excellent stuff as always Ian

a low clearance industrial loco to fit a pocket rocket chassis https://www.shapeways.com/product/ZSD575EHG/low-profile-industrial-loco?optionId=151395323&li=shop-inventory

It wont fit the new one, the fixings and what not being for the Dapol, but if the new chassis is small enough to fit, one should only have to cut off the mounting plugs on the print to make it fit