This item is supplied unpainted and will be produced to order. As each product takes a long time to produce, orders may not be fulfilled for up to 12 weeks after the order date. Please bear this in mind before ordering.
Underneath Buggleskelly Windmill is a boarded up tunnel, but what is hiding inside?
This is a resin 3D printed tunnel mouth complete with a wooden 'door' which would make a funny cameo on any model railway. The door is not removable. It is based on the tunnel in 'Oh, Mr. Porter!' (1937).
Available (unpainted) in the following scales:
T Gauge (1:450), Z Gauge (1:220), US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87), OO Gauge (1:76), 1:72 Scale (1:72), S Scale (1:64), 28mm (1:56), US O Gauge (1:48) and O Gauge (1:43.5)
We no longer offer hand painted buildings as standard. However, in quieter periods limited painting slots may be made available. Please see this listing for more details.
The example photos are of the OO (1:76 scale) model and the level of detail may vary in smaller scales.
The approximate complete height of the tunnel (to top of parapet) is as follows: T Gauge (1:450) 19mm Z Gauge (1:220) 39mm US N Gauge (1:160) 53mm N Gauge (1:148) 58mm TT Scale (1:120) 71mm British TT3 (1:101.6) 84mm HO Gauge (1:87) 98mm OO Gauge (1:76) 112mm 1:72 Scale (1:72) 118mm S Scale (1:64) 133mm 28mm (1:56) 152mm US O Gauge (1:48) 177mm O Gauge (1:43.5) 195mm
This tunnel mouth features in my 'Building a Windmill Diorama' video, which includes a guide to painting here.
Designed, printed and painted by Tom Marshall.
© Tom Marshall (Buggleskelly Station).
This item is supplied unpainted and will be produced to order. As each product takes a long time to produce, orders may not be fulfilled for up to 12 weeks after the order date. Please bear this in mind before ordering.
