1835 Detailed Locomotive Pattern at WoodCraftPlans.com

1835 Detailed Locomotive Pattern
[FS-1835]

$15.00

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Classic replica steam locomotive. Full size patterns are provided for all pieces: the engine, coal car, and coach car. Patterns for the ties, rails, switch stand, and British trestle bridge are also included.

It's possible to add interior lighting, train whistle, and a motor to turn the wheels in place. Beautiful project sure to be an heirloom and the plans guide you all the way.

32" long overall, 8" wide, 11" high.

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