3D Printed 

LMS Railcars

 

Description Model Scales
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   LMS Three Car Articulated Railcar

Built in 1938, after experience with the Michelin and Coventry railcars. Tested extensively, and entered revenue service on 5thSeptember 1938. Put into store at start of WW2, it never ran again, and in 1949 the 2 driver coaches were converted into an overhead electrification works train and was derelict in sidings at Longsight up till late 1967.

 Driver coach(original condition)

 

 

 

 

 

Requires finishing off, wheels etc

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Centre coach(original condition)

 

   

 

Requires finishing off, wheels etc

 

 Driver coach(final working condition)

 

 

 

 

 

Requires finishing off, wheels etc

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Centre coach(final working condition)

 

   

 

Requires finishing off, wheels etc

 

Michelin Railcars

LMS Michelin Coventry Railcar

 

Built as project between LMS, Michelin and Armstrong Siddeley , based on testing of Michelin railcars in Britain. Two supplied in 1935, and run for 2 years. Scrapped by end of WW2. One pneumatic tyre still exists in NRM.

Based on Type 22 Michelin railcar, one of which had been tested in Britain. The new railcars were in effect shortened versions with new engines. Driver position was also moved from central to side position to improve driver visibility when driving in reverse, something that was also changed on subsequent purely Michelin railcars.

 

Requires finishing off, wheels etc

  		   
Micheline Railcar

Type 9

One of the experimental railcars developed by Michelin in France during the 1930s.
Tested in various countries including the UK. 
Requires finishing off, wheels etc 		 
Micheline Railcar

Type 11

One of the experimental railcars developed by Michelin in France during the 1930s.
Types 9 and 11 were also tested in various countries including the UK. 

The type 11 was a modified version of the type 9. It was briefly trialed in Britain, but not as much as the type 9 .
Requires finishing off, wheels etc 		 
     

Pictures are just for reference, not of specific scaled model. 

 

All 3D printed designs by Simon Dawson (Rue d'Étropal) . Just follow links to Cults3d pages.

 

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