Photo' Gallery, Some Prices & Links
Prices within picture's are for SCC MSLA Resin 3D prints of the body shells, click the pictures for more. Please email sparkshot082@gmail.com for ordering. Clickable links within some of the pictures in most cases go to the Shapeway's products with their materials & pricing.
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Please feel free to send in any pictures of completed SCC loco kits or projects, maybe they will be featured here!
(£45) This gorgeous model was created by Garry Hall, after using an SCC 3D print produced here he cut out parts of the inside and re-adjusted the buffer beam heights to accommodate a new Hornby TT 120 Duchess chassis to excellent effect. His YouTube video shows it running
(£42.89) Completed by Sparkshot Furness J1, printed in Shapeways FXD with experimental 3D Printed Chassis. Video below.
(£64) A cracking model of Gordon by Andrew Postlethwaite, really impressive finish! 3D printed here.
(£34.89) Completed by Sparkshot SCC - RWS Green Goblin V2 Completed as NWR #6 'Percy' Body fits to a Hornby W4 Peckett 00 Chassis
(£34.89) Green Goblin V2 as 'Byron' completed by Sam Moss of the Ruddington MRC. Unique freelance industrial livery. Works for me!
(£38.89) Keith Wallace used a MSLA 3D printed body grafted on a Bachmann C Class loco to good effect. You can read about the build here:
(£24.99) Gareth Collier produced this stunning model in N gauge using the SCC E2 body mated to an RTR chassis. In this case a Shapeways FXD print.
(£48.89) Standard tank E2 completed by Danny Lovett.
(£48.89) Matt Lindsay has took a Shapeways WSF 3D printed body of the E2-X V2 and has mounted it on a Bachmann Jinty chassis. It's been given British Railways lining and crests as a 'what if' future upgrade to the E2's. Look brill! (Splasher size on CAD design has been increased since)
(£48.89) Completed by Tom Foster as Thomas. Superb result! Love the subtle weathering too.
(£48.89) Completed by Tom Foster as Thomas. Superb result! Love the subtle weathering too.
2mm Finescale LB&SCR E2 body mounted on a scratch built chassis by Peter Beech, absolutely phenomenal work!