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    I did a bit of a search on the net for steam locomotive plans and found almost nothing.

    I also searched for Airfix model to use like Keith has done. No result.

    Where can one get such plans or even plastic models????

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    I did a bit of a search on the net for steam locomotive plans and found almost nothing.

    I also searched for Airfix model to use like Keith has done. No result.

    Where can one get such plans or even plastic models????
    I got my 1804 locomotive from Tates Toys in Geelong West

    Hearnes Hobbies in Melbourne have plastic kits

    I got my Stephensons Rocket from the UK on eBay.

    If you google what you want, you will probably find a kit. I googled "Stephenson's Rocket Model kit".

    The 1804 locomotive kit was just on Tates shelves.

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    it also depends on which loco plans you want. Museums are another source of information, when I was building model boats I could get plans from the Greenwich Maritime Museum so depending on which country the loco was built will dictate where to start.

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    Default https://www.google.com.au/#q=wooden+model+train+plans

    Just type- wooden model train plans-in google or click on this https://www.google.com.au/#q=wooden+model+train+plans
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    I am tied up with bowls club meeting this morning, but will have a bit of a search around.


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    Thank s fellas!!

    I'll try those links and also see if I can do a more specific search.

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    Artme,

    Google Revell 02158. You can get a kit with 2 locos for $74. It wold be a big build though. 2 German Steam locomotives.

    Good luck

    Keith

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    I did a bit of a search on the net for steam locomotive plans and found almost nothing.

    I also searched for Airfix model to use like Keith has done. No result.

    Where can one get such plans or even plastic models????
    Libraries are not a bad place to start. A quick relatively crude search on the NSW State Library catalogue returned 5610 possibles.

    There are some great wood models/toys in books from the US.

    maybe check out some of these plans http://www.strombecksundesigns.com/Toys.htm
    Last edited by ian; 23rd June 2014 at 03:01 AM. Reason: added link
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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