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Westinghouse brake pumps and train pipes for sale

Started by Geoff Nicholls, Apr 28 2016 19:54

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Geoff Nicholls

Abbey castings have cast some Westinghouse brake pumps and train pipes in brass from my CAD artwork. They are produced from drawings by the Great Eastern Railway Society, so they are a Stratford design, but very similar to the westinghouse original. To cover my costs I am selling the pumps at £9 each, the pipes at £9 a pair.
send me a PM if you would some some
Geoff.

Gavin_B

Looking good. 3d printing is a good way of doing masters for lost wax casting

Geoff Nicholls

thanks, Gavin. The pumps took the equivalent of several full days to finish, with a couple of false starts, but I'm pleased with the result. I'm now finalising the CAD for a set of castings for the cab, backhead and boiler, applicable to most GER locos.
Geoff.

AllWight

Very neat. Does it come with a firemans shovel to bash on the top of the pump to restart it al IOW donkey pumps.

hornbeam

While I'm afraid I don't have a use for any, I did want to say great work there,

Simon

IanT

Yes Geoff,

I agree with Simon - very nice - well done and keep the photos coming.

Regards,

IanT

PS I don't need one either (the Westinghouse pump that is) but if they don't all go - let me know and I'll have one. It can join many (many) other old castings and other bits & bobs (that I don't really need) but enjoy 'finding' again from time to time and thinking - "I'd forgotten I had that - I must get around to doing something with it"   :-)
Nothing's ever Easy - At least the first time around.

Geoff Nicholls

Quote from: AllWight on Apr 29 2016 20:16
Very neat. Does it come with a firemans shovel to bash on the top of the pump to restart it al IOW donkey pumps.
The Stratford crews were more sophisticated, they would use a coal hammer. 
Geoff.

AllWight


David_G

Hi Geoff

They look very good indeed. Please put my name down for a set of pipes and one Pump please.

Regards
David_g