PJM Models OO gauge GBRf Depot Crane kit
PJM Models OO gauge GBRf Depot Crane kit
PJM Models OO gauge GBRf Depot Crane kit
PJM Models OO gauge GBRf Depot Crane kit
Expanding the range of GBRf Depot products by PJM Models is this brand-new kit for 'OO' gauge to build the travelling crane found inside the GBRf Peterborough Depot.
Specially designed with access to the real building, the crane uses a combination of MDF and plywood parts for the main body and ultra fine 3D printed components for the carrier, cables, motors and runners.
The 3D printed parts include optional cables to allow the crane to be modelled in different positions along its runners while spare parts for the finest pieces are also included, just in case.
The completed kit builds a static model of the crane from the GBRf Depot which is design to fit with the MOD163 and MOD164 kits and sit on the crane rails which form part of the main building kits.
This kit requires basic tools - a craft knife, sanding stick and tweezers - together with superglue, filler and paint to assemble it.
Add a touch of extra detail inside your GBRf Depots with this new crane.
NOTE: This kit is for the crane only - depot buildings and hardstanding sold separately.
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Expanding the range of GBRf Depot products by PJM Models is this brand-new kit for 'OO' gauge to build the travelling crane found inside the GBRf Peterborough Depot.
Specially designed with access to the real building, the crane uses a combination of MDF and plywood parts for the main body and ultra fine 3D printed components for the carrier, cables, motors and runners.
The 3D printed parts include optional cables to allow the crane to be modelled in different positions along its runners while spare parts for the finest pieces are also included, just in case.
The completed kit builds a static model of the crane from the GBRf Depot which is design to fit with the MOD163 and MOD164 kits and sit on the crane rails which form part of the main building kits.
This kit requires basic tools - a craft knife, sanding stick and tweezers - together with superglue, filler and paint to assemble it.
Add a touch of extra detail inside your GBRf Depots with this new crane.
NOTE: This kit is for the crane only - depot buildings and hardstanding sold separately.
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