3D Printed LNER standard gauge coaches
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LNER Triplet Restaurant Coach Set Introduced between 1924 and 1928, under diagrams 12, 13 and 14.Some small variations. Design appears to be based on later designs, using drawings in Historic Carriage Designs volume 1 . |
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LNER tourist articulated twin open third coach Introduced from1933. smooth sided, distinctive livery of green and cream . Initially used in specific tourist trains, but later sets found their way into other trains. Requires chassis, bogies, wheels etc and finishing off |
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LNER tourist open brake third coach(early version) Introduced from1933. smooth sided, distinctive livery of green and cream . Initially used in specific tourist trains, but later sets found their way into other trains. Requires chassis, bogies, wheels etc and finishing off |
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LNER tourist open brake third coach(later version) Introduced from 1933. smooth sided, distinctive livery of green and cream . Initially used in specific tourist trains, but later sets found their way into other trains. Requires chassis, bogies, wheels etc and finishing off |
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LNER tourist buffet coach Introduced from 1933. smooth sided, distinctive livery of green and cream . Initially used in specific tourist trains, but later sets found their way into other trains. Requires chassis, bogies, wheels etc and finishing off |
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GNR/LNER Directors Saloon Coach Introduced in 1897, refitted in 1933 by the LNER. It remained in the use of the GNR/LNER directors, then British Railways Eastern Region General Manager until 1969, when it was sold , and is now preserved on the Bluebell Railway. Requires chassis, bogies, wheels etc and finishing off |
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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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