British Railway Modelling (BRM)

247 Developments wagon kit

I'VE BEEN sent this pair of 3D-printed wagons by this enterprising firm for review. To call them ‘kits’ is something of a misnomer because the main bodies are just one piece each, the only separate parts being six axleboxes. The builder is left to source any other parts to complete, including buffers, bearings, wheels and couplings. A list of suppliers is provided in

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from British Railway Modelling (BRM)

British Railway Modelling (BRM)1 min read
Road Vehicles
Most of the road vehicles used on ‘Metcalfe Road’ are either from Oxford or Classix, although several of the lorries have been built from Springside white metal kits. The choice of vehicles on the layout helps define the period being operated, so car
British Railway Modelling (BRM)1 min read
Oxford Rail Provides Project Updates
At the Warley Model Rail Show in November 2023, Oxford Rail’s stand featured some first shots of the J26 locomotive, and a 3D print of the Cowans & Sheldon 15t Crane. Now, it has further updates on these models. Oxford has just finalised the CAD for
British Railway Modelling (BRM)4 min read
Enhance a Hornby Crane
THIS HORNBY crane model is one inherited from the Lima range. Whilst not the most accurate model crane on the market, there is no denying its play value and robustness. It is fun to use and the functions to operate the winch and the jib are easy, qui

Related Books & Audiobooks