stevensons rocket

been asked if I can make one dosnt have to run anyone known where I can get drawings and castings if possible I

thanks Geoff

If you can still get hold of the book

"The Engineering and History of Rocket" by Michael R Bailey and John P Glithero (published by National Railway Museum)

it will tell you A LOT.

Rainhill would be close and you could use that as the mechanical part and tart it up to look more like a Rocket. GLR do the castings etc.

Or as it does not have to work you can still pick up the Airfix kits on e-bay

Edited By JasonB on 14/11/2018 18:31:05

Sarik Hobbies, who have a flashing advert' just over there in the far right column-->>

can supply a General Arrangement of 'Rocket' & tender as at Rainhill trials.

Regards,

Phil

How about looking at the Hornby Rocket model if all else fails

An idea of size and purpose would help.

Is it big or small? Will it be pushed around by children or sit on a shelf? Must it be an accurate model (and if so, of what stage in this ever-changing machine's history?) or just a reasonable representation?

Neil

I wouldn't have thought it was still available - is it?

May have to look around at the second hand market. And no mine is not for sale

It appears you can purchase it from the university of Chicago

Regards
John

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Rockets by hornby always on ebay

thanks all

found some drawings for a static model which are ideal its for wood but I can make it from metal

Geoff