LGB Stainz B Class.

Caleb.lovegrove

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Hello all,
New to this, but this is my LGB scratch built B class made from an old stainz chassis.
Hopefully in time I'll get my hands on some blue and cream LGB coaches to go with it!
 

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Welcome to the Forum Caleb!

Nice model.. Do you have a profile (side view) please?
If you took any photo's during construction, you could string a few words and pictures into a 'build-thread'. - We especially like pictures! :):nod:
 

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Welcome to the Forum Caleb!

Nice model.. Do you have a profile (side view) please?
If you took any photo's during construction, you could string a few words and pictures into a 'build-thread'. - We especially like pictures! :):nod:

Thanks,
Truth be told, I didn't actually build it myself, I purchased it for £105!!!
Absolute steal I'm told!!!
I run it at my mate Alec's railway. But look to eventually building my own railway...once I've a complete train to run!!
 

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That look like a nice model, are you sure it based on a stainz chassis.? Only asking as I think I can see an Lgb Otto cab front and roof.

And yes more pictures please

Dan
 

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Welcome, that's a smashing looking loco, looks like someone has got some ingenuity. As for coaches, there are some companies that make Darjeeling coaches.
 

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Welcome Caleb, yes you have a rather desirable Loco patiently at the moment a “shelf queen” waiting for that Railway. Most certainly it is an Otto Chassis, not a problem as they are a good quality LGB basis. Many use those chassis for sundry conversions. The Darj is a great Railway and if your skills are up to Kit Building (if you are unsure try a cheapie basic kit by say IP Engineering). Be sure that your skills are honed before tackling a more expensive Darj Kit. Hope that I am saying the right thing, for all I know you could be a top notch Modeller in a smaller scale, if that is the case good luck going forward. Again as you are new to Garden Railways there is a dedicated Magazine that will show you many of the firms out there producing Kits and supplies.
 
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That looks a sound buy and don't wait until you have a complete train to run - get so me track and run it. One of the blue Playmobil coaches wouldn't look out of place I think.