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Tebee's OO9 cheap and easy vertical boiler loco

Started by Brian Mosby, March 03, 2014, 21:35

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Brian Mosby

In todays Post from Shapways arrived a
Tebee's OO9 cheap and easy vertical boiler loco
Printed in Frosted Detail

100_6791 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

once i had ordered the body i picked up some parts from 247 Developments

100_6792 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

the parts are
Reversing lever i got 2 of these one in white metal & one in brass
M126 brass lever
RE2 white metal
A Ramsbottom saftey valve SV5
A Whistle M14
& a brake standard BS1

The 1st job is to give the body a wash then a light coat of gray primmer to see what needs doing

rod335

Had a little chuckle to see the bag containing 'GWR Reversing Screw' actually has a lever in it! (What the Yanks call a 'Johnson Bar')

Rod

tedp

Seems to be a promising project, Brian. Another 3D printed loco with whitemetal and brass detail parts!
Ted Polet

Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway
Nixnie - a minimum size 009 layout

Brian Mosby

Heres some pics showing the body with a coat of primmer on the floor looks fluffy but thats just over spray which i have cleaned up before giving the body a coat of Filler primmer

100_6793 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

& here a photo showing the underside I will fill the hollows with lead balast

100_6794 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

Brian Mosby

heres some photos of the body in Filler primmer next is to start fitting the detail

100_6797 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

100_6798 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

By the way i will have this with me at NGN this week end as wellas one of the railcars

tedp

You may be able to use sheet lead strips along the inside faces of the frames under the footplate. I did so with the saddle tank - I don't know what you did with the earlier models.

If I would be building this I'd think of fitting a Seuthe smoke unit in that boiler. There is a good space for it, and a hollow chimney. But since I'm not building it, forget it, I'm a gimmick man!   ;)
Ted Polet

Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway
Nixnie - a minimum size 009 layout

Brian Mosby

This weekend i will be having a look around Narrow Gauge North & will have this  & othe 009 items with me if anyone wants a look


Well got some of the detail done
1st i added a wood floor ( wills wood sheet)

100_6800 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

I then made up the link pipe & regulater & fitted the detail

100_6803 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6804 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6805 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6806 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

the body has now had a got of grey primer before it gets its top coat of black & once thats dry i will be adding planking around the boiler

Brian Mosby

the wood floor is still loose to added painting
now in primmer

100_6807 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6808 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6809 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

the body is now in black & drying

Brian Mosby

well slowly getting there still need to clad the boiler I also thing red lining would look nice ??

100_6813 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6810 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6811 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6812 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


tedp

The cladding really transforms it. Red lining on the tank and the cab sheets would look nice!
Ted Polet

Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway
Nixnie - a minimum size 009 layout

Brian Mosby

thanks Ted
heres some photos of the loco with some stock

100_6816 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6817 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6818 by Mozzer models, on Flickr


100_6819 by Mozzer models, on Flickr

thats it for today Now will i get time to add lining before NGN

Brian Mosby


tedp

That looks very good, Brian - a little detail transforms a simple 3D model, doesn't it?

Good luck lining it - and good luck at NGN!
Ted Polet

Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway
Nixnie - a minimum size 009 layout

Brian Mosby

Coal now loaded & the loco has been asked to have a Run at NGN will try & get som film of it

100_6822 by Mozzer models, on Flickr