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gbtrains
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Hi All
I have done a Passenger Ship in T gauge but needs lots of work doing to it as I have only printed it all in sections and glued together.

Will need detailling ,but lots of filing first. :D

I have left it all open as I could have full windows and lights and a working rep gen for the two funnels.

Now where is all my paseengers gone to mmmmm , this thing is defently in docks getting its maker over done. :lol:

Please leave our comments below.



Graham
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Nutter
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How Big?
You Know you want to fill it with passengers and crew. :twisted:
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That's an impressive set of prints, Graham. Well done!!

And if you've done these in ABS as suggested by your comment on the Conway thread, then what you've done is even more impressive. 8-) 8-) 8-)
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That is really impresive work. Could you place a photo of the whole ship with sometching (eg. match) next to it to get better feeling of size ?
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Judging by where the joins are....I'd say this ship is something like three feet long!

You'll have to try and get to a show where I'll have The Bridge on show. It's made for sitting under the centre span!!!! ;) ;) ;) ;)
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Hi

Please see further photos on Passenger Liner scale to my HST loco set.

Dimdensions to real life scale is:-
H 30m
W 28m
L 240m
Beased on average Passenger ocean Liners.
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Also there is in progress a container ship.
Dimdensions to real life scale is:-
H 28m
W 28m
L 170m

ps Should be able to come to the Sheffield Railway ex on the Sunday and bring Low Moor 1st half and ships so that you can have a look all being well. 8-)

:lol:

regards
Graham
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Hi Dough

That sounds brill for placing the passenger ship under the Bridge.

I am now working on the passenger liner so that it should be ready for when I bring it down. :D

ps may leave Low Moor as I will be visiting the show rather than being in it.due to comitments. :lol:

details of white and may be a royal blue for the water line.
getting some t gauge brass sheet fencing to go around and then i will require modern life boats :?:


Will keep you all posted on the progress.

Graham
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Hi All

I have done some more work on the passenger Liner.

Still lots to do but I have managed to print some lifeboats for it.
Just rigs and lines with plenty of people. :D


Regards
Graham
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Looking nice, Graham.

Are those handrails 3D printed?? I can't remember having tried some myself.......Hmmmmm!
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Hi All
Doug I had to get some old railing systems from a Japan
code
Imperial Japanese Navy/IJN Ships railings- 1:450 -Eduard 8591437990047 about £12.00 to £16.00 online but are not many in circleation as they have stopped porducing I think :!:


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Hi T Guage people

Just to give you all another update on how things are doing.

I have started now to paint it and it is looking some what better than before :?:

I have used gloss blue 15 humbrol for the hull and will use the gloss 22 white for the upper decks.

hope you enjoy. :lol:

Regards
Graham
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The ship looks very good while painting started. Congratulations. To get more realistic model I would suggest painting lifeboats orange instead of red. Very often they are two colours with lower part to waterline beeing painted white. Sometimes top is yellow. I am not 100% sure about maritime safety regulations but I think red is "reserved" for firefighting and coastquard. Probably you may find so me more information using word "SOLAS". The model is impressive !
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zdrada69 wrote: Probably you may find so me more information using word "SOLAS".
quite a long winded technical doc. will also cost :o try searching for the right part of chapter 3.
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Hi T Gauge Group

I have been paiting the ship and now seeing te finishing line at last.

Thank you for your contribustion to my work.

please see pics balow. :D






Regards
Graham
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And here's Graham's liner on it's first cruise:
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Hi All

The ship looks great on the layout. :D
Will need to get paying passengers now?

Thank Doug it was a fantastic show.

With Kind Regards
Graham
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Just ****ing amazing (!)
This really puts the potential of T gauge on display .....
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I suppose I ought to have taken the photo from a little higher....and whilst there was a train in shot!

This explains why I've never won a photographic contest.....I'm crap at taking photos! :?
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