IMPORTANT — JULY WORKSHOP UPDATE

I’ll be away during July, with orders resuming in August.

A 15% discount has been applied to all kit listings during this period.

Orders placed soon may still be printed and shipped before departure. All other orders will be supplied in August.

Please only purchase if this timing suits you. Thanks for your understanding and support.

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Description:

Twelve carriages were built and after underframe modification were introduced into service, believed to be in the Verdigris Green livery.

The Verdigris Green livery was researched by Neil Cram and published in Garry Saunders’ NSW Railways Colour.

The coach, which included a centre guards section, was heavily used on the Blue Mountains and on the line south to Goulburn and remained in service for decades, the last in departmental service being condemned in 1960.

The kit comprises 3D printed body, floor, gas lamp pots, internal partition with seats and trucks for the running gear. The buffers are brass castings and SEM wheels and a decal sheet are supplied. The underframe includes all visual running gear and footboard components, printed in situ. As supplied, the kit has trucks to readily permit the car to be run around 60cm curves. 

To reduce the manufacture cost we have designed the kit to have the printer support material left in place. Previously this was a labour intensive process to clean and remove when packing kits and added greatly to the cost of manufacture. To provide you with a more affordable kit we have left the support structure in place. This support structure if pretty easy to remove and can be mostly removed by hand.