RC India

Hello fellow Modelers,
here is my latest diesel locomotive build, in 1/32 scale (gauge1), all brass & stainless steel, for a Japanese client.
Model is 2-rail dc track powered with 2 X 24v PM 5-pole motors on two 1:36 all metal drive, fitted with my acceleration/brake simulator circuit, directional head/tail lamps and 2 working exhaust impellers.
Overall weight of model is 8 kilograms, power pickups on all bogies, sprung axle boxes and bogies, working doors, photo-etched vents, nameplates, louvers, hatches and other body work, real brass radiator grills, handrails and cast iron sprung knuckle couplers (not shown in photo).
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

cool :thumbsup:

Haha! a train :D
pretty cool.

hi, do you make any live steam engine trains ? OH by the way that looks awesome ............

Amazing - truly a work of art

Hello
Yes I do custom live steam in gauge1, 1/19 & G.
Have an off the shelf product, a coal fired live steam Hunslet 0-4-0 in 5" gauge.
regards
nilanjan

nice job !!!!!!!  :salute: :bow: {:)}

completed the paint job on one of the DD51 loco body shells, this one is in JNR freight hauling livery grey/orange/white. Will do a few more in this livery and later a couple perhaps in the JNR passenger livery of blue/gold.
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

Here is the completed brass & Stainless steel model of the JNR DD51 diesel electric loco in 1/32 scale for 45mm gauge track. Its powered by 2 X 24v dc motors with electrical pickups on all bogies.
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

Brilliant  :thumbsup: :goodjob:

Watch the youtube video of the test trials of the loco on our workshop floor.

http://youtu.be/l1aaLvM6CHc

Regards
Nilanjan paul

www.pline.in

Truly awesome...:o:o
Fantastic sir... hats off

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I get tired looking at your builds and saying, "MASTERPIECE!" over and over and over again. So boring..................... :hatsoff:

thanks VC  :giggle:

Regards
Nilanjan paul

www.pline.in

Saw the video - excellent - are you building your own tracks? When can we see a Steam Loco?

"Oye pas ta ektu ghose dile thik cholbe"

"Kichu ghoste hobe na!"  Like a boss! :giggle: :giggle:

Superb work, hats off  :hatsoff: :hatsoff: Was lucky to have visited your workshop and to have seen these masterpieces in person.

Hello VC
thanks for those "Masterpieces !!"

Yes I have developed over the past 2 years steel code 250 bull head rails and treated hardwood or steel sleepers for customer's in the UK.

I did produce a small batch of coal fired ride-on type 5" gauge Hunslet 0-4-0 locomotive for an UK OEM

photos attached of the prototypes.

Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

Thankyou Rohit,
you are always welcome to visit my workshop.

Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

Preparing a passenger class JNR DD51 loco in blue/gold livery.
These locos primarily were inducted into the Japan National Railway for freight haulage, but later they were pressed into passenger service and appeared in blue/gold livery.

Some photos of the model attached.
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

As usual, superb!  {:)} {:)} :bow:

More photos taken day before yesterday, of the freight class JNR DD51, before it leaves for Ohio to join its sisters on a garden railway.
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

Another photo of the passenger class DD51
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

 :)For those of us, who have rarely seen the model locos, ;D your work is 'wow, wow, wow n WOWWW !!!!  {:)}
Most of the guys are plane, heli, car and now multirotors because it needs less inputs, :Rs:  financially or otherwise. Correct me if I am wrong. :-\

Unbelievably beautiful and scale accurate. :hatsoff:

couldn't resist posting photos of the DD51's again!
the orange cream paint scheme is the freight class while the blue gold is the passenger class locos of the Japan National Railways.
Regards
Nilanajan Paul

www.pline.in

Just beautiful!

How long have you been in the live steam business ........ Can you post some pictures and do you make O and HO scale?Are they all as brilliant as these ?

Sir,
I have been commercially manufacturing live steamers since 2005.
Unfortunately the smallest scale that I do manufacture is O. Please visit my website www.pline.in for more information on my products.
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in