3D Printed standard gauge Concertina Corridor Coaches

The GWR built  these large coaches, from 1906, to be suitable for more routes than the Dreadnaught coaches.  At 9ft wide it was found necessary to inset the doors. As there were doors to all compartments, this gave rise to the resemblance to the bellows of a concertina, a popular musical instrument at the time, hence the nickname.

Most  survived till  1950s and some were converted into departmental use.. 

	Description	Model Scales
		Click on Red Triangles for link to specific scale item on Cults3d
	Brake Composite (E80)   Requires bogies chassis wheels and finishing
	Composite (E81)   Requires bogies chassis wheels and finishing
	Brake 3rd (D43)   Requires bogies chassis wheels and finishing
	All 3rd (C27)   Requires bogies chassis wheels and finishing
	Slip Coach (F13)   Requires bogies chassis wheels and finishing

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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