ATELIER DU TACOT: END-TIPPER WAGONS

Never produced in H0 scale, these small endtipper wagons used to be found all over public works sites and quarries from the mid-XIXth century until the 1960s. Their wooden structure meant that very few were preserved. Pascal Boivin has just released very pleasing scale models of these wagons. The model, sold in pairs, consists of 3D printed resin parts, of plastic axles and of a few metal components. The quality of the printing is very sharp and does not require much cleaning up, but do be careful when handling the parts as they are fragile. The body and its flap are mobile, being articulated on metal axles. The holes do not require reboring. But should this turn out to be required, proceed very gently with a bit held in a…

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Voie Libre International (Digital) - 1 Issue, APRIL / MAI / JUNE 2024 - 117

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