Shunter models

Jan 13, 2004 16 Replies

OK for 4mm scale


1) Decent class 14
2) Fowler 040DM
3) Hudswell Clarke 060DH 1938
4) Avonside 040T 1920s
5) Hunslet 15"

Thanks


I've missed the thread, what's this, a "for sale" list, a "wanted" list or what?

BTW if it is a "for sale" list feel free to send me further details

Sounds like a "suggestions to manufacturers" list to me. If so, how about a RTR jackshaft-drive LMS diesel shunter, if only for novelty/curiosity value? Sorry if these are a bit LMS-biased, but my other suggestion would be RTR full- and/or half-cab Johnson 1F 0-6-0s as per the ones that worked at Staveley Ironworks for so many years.

David E. Belcher

My internet is causing me problems

Will both people please reply to slhf950 which is @hotmail.com

Thanks

Martin

Does anyone make them?

I think there may be a HC 060 shunter

Looking for models - match ones on a preserved railway I am a member of.

Scratchbuild - must be a doddle in 4mm/OO scale :-)

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There's a german n scale model that looks very like the LMS diesle shunter. beowulf

Check out Judith Edge Diesel Shunters for brass kits - tel: 01226 722309

In 4mm, Impetus do the Hunslet, and a Hudswell Clarke which might be what you're after. They also do a Fowler. See

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Stu

Unless I'm mistaken in what I've seen at shows, whenever "Mr Karlgarin" has been with his stand, 4mm scale Impetus items have been absent for some years. Even the 7mm versions seem to be absent, which as his main sales lines seem to be 7mm is more surprising.

I'm sure he eventually plans to have them back, but I didn't get the impression it would be quickly.

I hope I'm wrong on the above, and that someone can post some positive news, but fear the kits absence is accurate.

- Nigel

Try either Judith Edge or Mercian Models - both produce kits for LMS Jackshaft shunters.

Cheers, Mick

The Alexander Models kit turns into a decent 14 - checkout

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for my 14.

Other locos on your list - see Agenoria Models and Mercian Models to name a couple of manufacturers making industrial stuff.

Cheers, Mick

Saw one at Warley nice kit!

I just tend to buy what I like - why else have a BR Blue Hunslet 05?

But I can get real pictures and details of local preserved railways

Looks nice - for the one I'll do just need to add headlamps - cast plates look silly - don't think it works now anyway (D9537) - I have cab rided though!

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