Building a Glyn Valley Tramway Loco in 009 Narrow Gauge from a Brooks 3D kit | The Railway Room
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2023
- Today on The Railway Room I'm building a 009 gauge model of a Glyn Valley Tramway locomotive - 'Glyn' - using a Brooks 3D kit. The kit runs on a Kato 11-109 chassis, and comes complete with many extra detailing parts.
New versions of this kit do include alternative nameplates for Dennis and Sir Theodore, however the earlier locos do differ from Glyn, so use of those names requires judicious use of modellers licence.
This kit is available from brooks3dmodels.com or on eBay... I have no affiliation with them, just a very happy customer!
Note that a couple of times in this video I refer to Bronze paint, when in fact I mean Brass. In my defense I had just bought a tub of bronze paint on a whim and was trying to work out what I could use it for. The bronze paint was actually used on the fire irons. - Навчання та стиль
This is where resin comes I to it's own. The finish is superb. Pla wouldn't even come close
Admire your dedication and patience.....
Thank you so much, I certainly had a lot of fun putting it together!
I have delt with nigel brooks. He is a friendly and nice bloke. Will be buying again when i get my layout sorted.
Good work! Maybe this year we could have you visit our next event with your layout! 🙂
Thanks very much! That would be amazing, although sadly at the moment I've only got a (very much work in progress) home layout which I don't have the ability to transport. However I am planning a portable micro 009 layout, so maybe once that's finished!
Aah no worries. Well keep intouch with us about your portable layout, and I'm sure we could fit you in somewhere at the next event. 😉
Thank you, now I've got an incentive to start building it!
Looking forward to seeing it! 👍
Pretty cool kit that.... it even comes with the windows, which 3d printed kits never seem to do!
Yeah, the amount of extra details included is really impressive, particularly for the price!
@@FortheLoveofSteam Definitely. Just been looking at their site and kits. Cheers for the prompt.
He does have a good range of stuff with more in development, but this is the only one I've tried so far
Great video, in my experience Nigel Brooks kits knock it out of the park, the wagons are better then Dundas kits, easier to build, better detail and cheaper, superb 👍
Thanks, I'm looking forward to trying out some more of his kits!
Lovely build, well done.
Thank you very much! It's a lovely kit, and whilst I'm a more enthusiastic than skilled builder it goes together really well
Very good work 👍🏻
Thank you very much!
3D resin printers have changed our modelling. Anything we can CAD we can print now.
I’ve been to the Glyn Valley Tramway!
Thanks for visiting! We hope we will be doing another event this year too. 🙂
In the end, it’s a very Nice locomotive. In fact, one day, hopefully, I could do a locomotive just like this one. I have my own Thomas & Friends OC’s, and I want to Recreate them in OO scale. I actually have an OC who is based off of the exact engine this model is.
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Amazing, thank you so much! 🎉
Yw!
Really impressed by that! Looks great and fits in to a small budget too. Hoping to build a small oo-9 layout myself and trying to keep the cost of the tracks/loco/rolling stock initially to under £150.
Yeah, it's one of the best kits I've found in this price range. I'm not a super skilled modeller, but I think it came out really well. Good luck with your layout!
Does a 11-106 or 11-107 work too?
If so, are there any changes? Or will it just work a little less faster stronger etc-
I've got a spare 107 and just checked it. The motor housing is slightly longer and quite a bit taller than the one on the 109. It could be made to fit, but you'd need to trim a small amount of material from the end of the hole the chassis clips into. You'd also need to trim a little from the bottom of the boiler blackhead/firebox, and the motor housing would be slightly more visible inside the cab.
What type off glue did you use when building the model please ?
I used loctite power gel, as I find it has a nice precise applicator, and doesn't run like some other glues
@@FortheLoveofSteam thank you it looked like it worked very well
do you not have an airbrush thew finish is so much better
I have an airbrush, although it's in need of maintenance at the moment. I actually really enjoy the process of brush painting and find it much more therapeutic and rewarding than spraying. From normal viewing distances the difference is much less pronounced than in close up photos and videos