Budget Model Railways | Custom OO Gauge Tram | Build & Review
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Small tram locomotives were seen in various parts of the UK on some light railways. Designed to work on standard gauge track but with close proximity to roads resulted in the need to enclose all the working parts in the name of safety, resulting in a very interesting look and style.
Join me in this video as I show you how I made the most of this Budget Model Railways 3D printed tramway locomotive using some simple and cost effective techniques!
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Budget model railways AND model minutes in the same video?!? What a crossover!
Haha! Small World :P
its amazing how far these 3d printed models have come..
Oh yes, I'm tempted to get a 3d printer myself :P
@@ModelMinutes i just havent seen one cheap enough that produces quality pieces... but im am looking myself
@@ModelMinutes great idea lol!
BMR is making wonderful kits for those on budget. Must appreciate them...
Yes, i've certainly enjoyed these ones
@@ModelMinutes I am wondering if they cld come up with some thing like the Rosebud/ Kitmaster/ Dapol non motorized kits. As the Kitmaster sterling single is beautiful but too old for its age to run on tracks smoothly...
@@NixTrains You mean with wheels that rotate? I think they looked at it but it was deemed too complicated for the printer they have, and would not give you a smooth rolling product
@@ModelMinutes yes wld have been nice if 3D wld allow this. (Wasn't aware of the difficulty untill u pointed this out). Then maybe other than the wheels- wld be nice to build a BMR sterling loco shell & chassis...
Very striking colour scheme, classy. All in all a nice model. I'm a fan of Budget Model Railways and it's nice to see an alternative view of their models.
Glad you like it!
I got one of these about a year ago, really simple model to put together but like you said, takes ages for polycement to bond with it... I ended up putting a load of filler in the gaps & trimming off some bits, added some others. Tried to make it look like a LNER Y6.
Their kits are really good for the price, I've recently got some oo9 rolling stock which I've got no real complaints with, the gaps are less noticeable/ non-existent with their oo9 (& I presume N gauge) stuff.
Really do recommend their stuff, excited to see where they go in the future; they are cornering a section of the model railway market that isn't catered for, people who want to do it on a budget & not spend £100 a pop on a new loco...
I agree! I might get some of their stuff for my own personal use as time progresses :D
Mine went together well and looks great runs lovely as well
Fantastic!
Great finish on the model Matt! The kit looks good and it has nice detailing too. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching!
Nice paint job with the gloss varnish and everything, looks great! I have the Rapido J70 which is lovely but of course manyfold more expensive. Rgds, Joachim
Thanks for watching!
Really interesting build Matt. Might give one of these a go. Thanks.
Go for it!
Well done painting!
Thanks!
Great looking tram, well done!....Bill
Thank you! Cheers!
That looks really nice, good job with the paint scheme. I hope to get one at some point in the future.
Go for it!
Nice painting! Wish I got free kits too :(
I do get some occasionally from various manufacturers for the purpose of review. I did have to send these ones back to BMR when they are done though so that they can use/display them however they want.
If you develop your channel a bit more i'm sure some companies might be willing to send you some review samples. I don't make a habit of asking for free stuff, more often than not the companies approach me (which I think is the right way to go)
It looks as though more work was needed on the parts to get a better fit, especially the roof. For the money, probably not bad.
It does need a little work, but if you put some time into it you'll get a nice loco :)
Time to make toby. edit: ok h eis coming some where on the 8 or 4
:D
tram
Yup!
Noice
:D
Hi Matt I’m a beginner to model railways and I watch budget model railways quite often and have learned from doing so ? It’s my intentions to build my first layout in N gauge please can you tel me will there be buildings such as churches , stations etc in N gauge 🤔. Paul
Sadly I don't know about that - would be worth asking BMR directly
Hi Matt can I just ask what shop you got the cheap spray paint from?
it was something like poundland . . .
Model Minutes thanks. I’ll have to have a look when it is open 😀
Matt can I ask you to or give idea and do a QnA
Thanks! I was thinking of doing a Q&A for 10K subs
@@ModelMinutes through so
I love that idea.
@@ModelMinutes They're great fun to do
You should do the dapol British railways mogel model
Thanks for the suggestion! I've already built the Pug and the Schools locos, i've got the Rocket in the stash too
Hey, I was wondering if you could help me out.
I currently building a Type 90 tank and where the bottom half and the top half of the Tank are joined there is a large gap, what do you recommend I do
You can use some model filler to hide the gap
Is this a j70?
I think it's based on one, but it's effectively its own design
I sent you a message on your Facebook page. I would love you to try one of our Enwin's 3d Models 3d printed loco builds
Thanks for the suggestion!
Toby what happened.
:P
That's not a tram.
A tram is a vehicle designed to carry passengers ie, horse,steam, electric or even internal combustion.
The model is a tram locomotive
That's interesting, thanks for sharing. It's still a pretty neat little train though