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This U-Skip is based on pictures from a 1920's Hudson catalogue. The skip is designed to 16mm:ft scale to run on 32mm gauge track. You'll need print four wheels and bearing parts, two ends and supports and one chassis and body. If you…
This simple 3D printed uncoupling magnet uses a servo to raise and lower a permanent magnet to uncoupling wagons fitted with Alex Jackson couplings. It could be fitted with a ramp instead to operate tension lock couplings instead. for…
This is a set of brakes designed to fit into a 4mm scale etched bogie. It fits those designed by Bill Bedford and sold through Eileen's Emporium. They really require to be printed on a DLP printer in resin as an FDM printer won't have the…
This is a mount for an SG90 style servo to drive uncoupling magnets for model railway uncouplers. It was designed for use in P4 with Alex Jackson couplings but could work in OO or EM with other magnetic couplings. The mount is sleeved…
This is a jig designed to help with redrilling the holes for the handrails on a Hornby J15. The Hornby model has the handrail knobs fitted horizontally whereas the prototype had the knobs running perpendicular to the boiler. The knobs can…
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