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| Gungnir's Trains | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Third class combine | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| This will be a combination 3rd class / luggage carriage. The construction on the right is the luggage compartment. There will be sliding doors on either side. The seats will be very simple, just benches along the sides. The central space was often used for stuff taken to or from the market. |
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| The passenger compartment door on the left, and what will be the sliding door for the luggage compartment on the right. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The Playmobil bogies test fitted. There will be two brackets each keeping them in place, between the white widewise beams. Note that I left the plexiglass over the bogies unpainted, that part will be invisible, and I feared that paint might obstruct the turning of the bogies eventually. |
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| A rail for the sliding door, actually a pic from a freight car I just started, but the same system as for this carriage. It is a simple plastic rail meant for cabinet doors. Crude, but it works, and doesn't look out of place when painted. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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