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BR 95 Steam Locomotive
Revision 0.14
Large-scale BR 95 engineering study, current development checkpoint v0.14, prepared for modular assembly, lighting and optional service-scene display.
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Model details
Railway · German 0 scale 1:45 · Development checkpoint v0.14
A locomotive designed from the inside out.
The BR 95 project is a modular engineering study with separable major assemblies, service access and provision for lighting. The current work is based on documented prototype dimensions, period photographs and interpreted mechanical details; it is not yet a finished customer kit.
Current development
v0.14 is the latest saved source checkpoint. The project includes frame and body modules, running gear studies, boiler and firebox access, lighting routes and removable sections intended for a normal build or workshop-service scene.
Evidence boundary
The selected individual and exact circa-1930 equipment state are not fully established. Valve-gear pivot positions, many fittings, counterweights and hidden engineering remain design interpretations rather than measured restoration data.
Verification status
Digital geometry checks exist for the current checkpoint, but the model is still under development and is not scheduled for sale. A source checkpoint is not the same thing as a print-ready release package.
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Is this a physical model?
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Keep a backup of the original release package together with its version number, licence and assembly notes. Read the instructions before arranging the parts in your slicer.
