3D Printed ECJS coaches

	Description	Model Scales
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	ECJS 6 wheel Luggage Brake Van (diag 41) Three of the luggage brake vans were built for the ECJS in 1896. Nos 259 and 260 passed to the NBR,and No261 passed to the NER just before grouping in 1923. Require wheels and finishing
	ECJS 6 wheel First Class Coach Built by Gloucester Carriage and Wagon Companyin 1893 for runnng on ECJS. Some were later converted along witha 3rd class coach into an articulated Twin Composite. Require wheels and finishing
	ECJS 6 wheel Third Class Coach Built by Oldbury Carriage and Wagon Company in 1893 for runnng on ECJS. Some were later converted along with a 1st class coach into an articulated Twin Composite. Require wheels and finishing
	ECJS Articulated twin Composite coach Formed from pairs of former 6 wheel first and second class coaches, to improve passenger comfort in 1907. Survived into LNER  Require bogies, wheels and finishing
	ECJR LNER Royal Saloon Coach no 395 Built for King Edward at Doncaster in 1908. In 1925, rebuilt for day use only for the Queen, and in this condition continued in service till 1978 and is now preserved at NRM in York.  Requires finishing off, wheels etc
	ECJR LNER Royal Saloon Coach no 396 Coach 396 built for Queen Alexandra at York in 1908. In 1925, rebuilt for day use only for the Queen, and in this condition continued in service till 1978 and is now preserved.  Requires finishing off, wheels etc
	ECJR LNER Royal Saloon Coach no 395 modernised Built for King Edward at Doncaster in 1908. In 1925, rebuilt for day use only for the Queen, and in this condition continued in service till 1978 and is now preserved at NRM in York.  Requires finishing off, wheels etc

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

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

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