I've just started building the 1/24 scale Adler
model G gauge 45mm
the model is quite simple and suitable for beginners.
it would be a static model but I find it interesting to be able to motorize it, add a smoke generator and light up the 2 front lanterns.
almost certainly I will also build the 3 carriages of this train
I wish I could add a light in the covered coches and make the doors openable.
before I even got the kit I started building the motor gearbox.
I bought 2 pairs of brass worm gears from Bangood.
the rest is composed with 2 pinions of the same pitch for model cars, aluminum and brass profiles and a 12 volt modified class 130 motor (not too fast) with carbon brushes.
lathe, milling machine and patience.
then I built the smoke generator using a 10 Ohm 1/2 watt resistor wrapped with a piece of fiberglass.
inserted into a heat-insulated aluminum cylinder closed at the bottom.
in the meantime the kit has arrived and this is the box content.
the brass plates have a good detail, exceeding my expectations.
model G gauge 45mm
Locomotora Adler. Modelismo ferroviario de OcCre. Ferromodelismo.
Maqueta de la locomotora Adler, en kit; para montar. Piezas de madera precortada, de gran calidad, para un perfecto armado del modelo. Modelismo ferroviario. Ferromodelismo. Servicio de atención al cliente. Modelo de gran realismo, con todo lujo de detal
catalog.occre.com
the model is quite simple and suitable for beginners.
it would be a static model but I find it interesting to be able to motorize it, add a smoke generator and light up the 2 front lanterns.
almost certainly I will also build the 3 carriages of this train
Coches Adler. Modelismo ferroviario de OcCre. Ferromodelismo.
Maqueta Coches Adler, en kit; para montar. Piezas de madera precortada, de gran calidad, para un perfecto armado del modelo. Modelismo ferroviario. Ferromodelismo. Servicio de atención al cliente. Modelo de gran realismo, con todo lujo de detalles
catalog.occre.com
I wish I could add a light in the covered coches and make the doors openable.
before I even got the kit I started building the motor gearbox.
I bought 2 pairs of brass worm gears from Bangood.
the rest is composed with 2 pinions of the same pitch for model cars, aluminum and brass profiles and a 12 volt modified class 130 motor (not too fast) with carbon brushes.
lathe, milling machine and patience.
then I built the smoke generator using a 10 Ohm 1/2 watt resistor wrapped with a piece of fiberglass.
inserted into a heat-insulated aluminum cylinder closed at the bottom.
in the meantime the kit has arrived and this is the box content.
the brass plates have a good detail, exceeding my expectations.
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