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Category: Steam engines

Steam fire engine Shand & Mason England year of construction around 1895

Builder: Harald Apert
Construction time of the model: approx. 1240 hours
Scale: 1:6
Total cost: approx. 800€

The model

The model was built according to a construction plan from the Dampf No. 29/30 series and photos of an original steam fire engine from an English museum.

Material / tools used


Construction report

In addition to metalworking, this model also requires various woodworking techniques (e.g. in the manufacture of the wheels and the aubauten).


A detailed construction report on this model can be found in issues no. 2 - 4/2020 of the magazine "Maschinen im Modellbau" published by VTH Verlag.

Close-up of a steam fire engine. Red and gold dominate, with black accents. Many details such as wheels, valves and boiler are recognisable.
Close-up of a steam fire engine with red wheels, black boiler, golden details and a coal container filled with wood. A manhole cover lies next to it.
Close-up of a red and black steam fire engine with golden accents and large red wheels. Tools lie on a white surface.
Detailed model of a steam fire engine. Red wheels and body, gold-coloured boiler. Complex mechanism with many small details.

Contact details

If you have any further questions about the project, you can contact the builder by e-mail.

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