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Hello everyone, I have just finish building a Lisbona Tram 1/24

Kit taken in my country from Kreativity World shop, here specifications and measures..

https://www.kreativity-world.com/it/prodott...ccre-53005.html

Kit box content:















Build log start from floor and seats





I use real 1.mm glass to make windows, is a box of microscope slides.
I prepared a frame to cut the glass.





I have adjusted microscope glass with a thin wood strip as to fit inside frames, casually my glass microscope slides have one side 1mm less than frames, I chose to fill it.





OcCre Kit windows are basically glued, I have tried to make it openable.









I also add some details to walls





 

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Inside roof and Led lights



light made with a washer and a brass ring







The front panel have 3 Led lights



I grouted all the cracks with cyan and talcum powder







Other curve glass windows..



doors open with two Ripstop hinges







Some details add on sticker



Everything glued togheter

 

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*** A lovely model. How is the running quality?

regards, Richard
 

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running quality is not bad.. shake just a little, I have to check bushings on my motor unit and learn more about how to make worm gears..
also Soller have a handmade motor unit quite similar, a littlebit better..
you see here..
 

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Very nice.

there is something deeply satisfying in making models of wooden rolling stock out of wood. I used to use it a lot back in my gauge 1 and gauge 3 days and although the models took a lot longer than the stock I made out of plastic the results were always more worthwhile

is the kit still available?

Kev
 
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