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LNER J39 O gauge Connoisseur kit build start to finish
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2014
- Picture slideshow build of the fabulous Connoisseur J39 kit. This is a traditional etched brass and nickel silver kit soldered together then painted. The loco is based on J39 E4892 circa 1949 which was based at canal shed Carlisle. The last few pictures is of it running on our club layout CDOGG Carlisle called "kinchley lane" www.cdogg.org.
Nice to see an etched kit constructed by someone who can solder properly. Most leave gobs and blobs and never clean up properly. Kudos!
Why thank you 😊
A lot of patience, a steady hand, quality soldering, enthusiasm and a crate of San Miguel. Superb loco. Wish I had the time to build my J10. Gazza, O gauge modeller.
Thanks Gazza, I really enjoyed building it ! I know what you mean, the way the world is just now it's hard to find the time to do anything ! Stay safe, Steph
Thank you for sharing your experience. A fine loco build from a splendid kit. Exemplary paint job/weathering and your observation on your selection and distribution of the coal load was the icing on the cake. She's now just waiting for her crew.
Thank you Roy 😊
Thanks Dale ! They are great kits, they almost build themselves !! Much credit to Jim. From start to finished and weatherd took me a little over 2 months to do. Bearing in mind I work full time doing 12 hour shifts mostly unsocial hours. Enjoy your G6 you have picked probably the best range of kits on the market for dipping your toe in to O gauge ! hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed mine, the instructions and fit of the parts are second to none !!
The is one of the best build video I've ever seen on CZcams.
Thank you very much indeed !
You're welcome.
In fact is not a building g video it is a picture gallery of sudden building steps
Work of art sir
Why thank you 😊 it’s actually lady by the way 😉
@@sopsax767 very sorry. I’ll start again, work of art madam
@@pmf2910 Thank you very much 😊😂
@@sopsax767 wait in anticipation of next work
@@pmf2910 Sadly I’ve moved on from O gauge and I’ve started specialising in large scale live steam locomotives, this is a loco I’m in the middle of restoring for one of my club members
photos.app.goo.gl/HinK9J5zS6ixUCWi9
I am adding pics to the library as I go, so if you save the link and join the group then you will see the restoration as it progresses 😉
excellent presentation and of course the execution was world class.
Thanks very much Nick 😎
A beautifully made Engine and Video, Jim's Models are some of the best especially with the superb Instructions makes it so much easier.
Peter J Hillier
Thank you very much 😁 I totally agree Peter, Jim's kits and instructions are superb !!
Lovely! I needed some details for my new part built Jinty so got one in O gauge.
Nice size, The one I am building is in 5" gauge.
Very clear photos all through.
Thank you for posting!
David and Lily Reading.
steamsearcher , Thanks David, glad I could help. If you click on this link it will take you to my personal Google album of this build. Feel free to download and print the pictures as you see fit, Steph 😉 goo.gl/photos/Tadi935oKa7K9QK57
Very nice build.
Your soldering is especially neat and precise.
Peter Cunningham Thank you very much 😁
Very nice modelling, lovely soldering . Top marks .
Thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing your experience. True inspiration for any would be modeller. Great!!!
+Bewsey Bill
Thanks very much !!
Great piece for reference, as I am building one, my first in O scale. Having to re learn soldering skills after some 40 years too.
Good luck with the build, it's a fabulous kit to build and well worth the effort. Here is a link to my personal photo album of my J39 build, plenty more reference to help you along ! goo.gl/photos/Tadi935oKa7K9QK57
sopsax767 your pictures have helped me a lot, especially with some unfamiliar casting placing, thank you. My tender is almost complete, then the psychological jump to the hard part, the loco.
Onwards and upwards.👍🤞
@@rodfearnley2486 I'm so pleased that the pictures have helped you along Rod. I added a water scoop casting to my tender, this wasn't part of the kit. The loco itself isn't much harder, just make sure you have the running plate absolutely square before you solder on the boiler. A good tip is just to tack with solder and check it's all square before seam soldering everything. Have fun, Steph
Very Nice work, I am working on an LNER J68 from Jim at the minute been lovely to build.
Thanks 😊 all of Jim's kits are fabulous, great value for money !
@@sopsax767 Yes! I'm just waiting for him to bring out an LNER E4 2-4-0 now, from what he's said it's all in the pipe line.
Nice build, you did a very nice job on that, very clean construction. I'll be looking to getthe J15 or D32 4-4-0 that Jim offers. Just getting back into O, tried HO, just doesn't seem right without the size of O :) Nothing like building your own rolling stock too !
+Railway World Thank you very much !! Jim's kits are second to none can't recommend enough. They go together well, are well detailed out of the box and lend themselves to any amount of super detail you want to add. You can't beat the presence of O gauge thats for sure, played around with 4mm for years but it just doesn't hit the spot !! Enjoy !
Very nice build indeed! Very clean soldering and everything is perfectly square.
I do also like the layout at the end, which club is this?
Was the dummy inside motion included in the kit as well?
And weren't the inside of the frames and inside motion red on the real ones?, or was that on other companies of the big four but not on the LNER?
I bought several kits frim Jim, and started on a couple of the wagons, they build very well with generaly a good fit.
Only on the Lowmac (GWR Loriot M) the top deck didn't have the etched groove for the bends at the ends in the right place, I fiddled the side frame rails to make them fit to the place the bends were, otherwise an easy build.
So I look forward to start on my O2 from him, but in the meanwhile I'm torturing myself with a clasp brake 16 ton mineral from DJ Parkins, but those kits build very well too, it's just the sheer amount of detail that makes it an endeavour to build.
Thanks very much ! It was a lovely kit to build, as is everything else that Jim produces. Yes, the kit includes the inside motion, the only extras I added were sprung buffers, turned handrails and injectors under the cab floor. Inside the frames......there has been much discussion in our club about red inside of frames and the general opinion is that during service they were painted black and painting them red only started to appear on steam locos once they entered preservation, so I never paint the inside of frames red. The layout is our club layout, Carlisle and District O Gauge Group. It's a lovely layout based on the Great Central. Thanks again and happy modelling 😉
Very nicely built and beautifully painted and looks superb on the layout.
Did you make any modifications to the kit during the build?
AceBeer100 Thank you very much indeed, you are very kind ! I only added a few small extra details to it. I used turned brass handrail knobs from slaters instead of the brass split pins in the kit. Also bodged up a pair of injectors behind the cab steps and used a lubricator box from Laurie Griffin on the right hand running board and made some pipe runs to the smoke box, other than that as the kit comes, more or less. The only slight discrepancy in the build is the holes for the handrail along the boiler were higher one side than the other, just a case of fill with solder sand flush then re-drill, otherwise a pleasure to build.
Beautiful
Steelshadow104
Thank you very much !
Did you fit a flywheel to the motor?
How did you isolate electrically the engine and tender as you used the " American system" of pickup?
How many wagons can it pull?
This is a very informative video on loco construction please do more.
Thanks.
Hi, thanks ! Yes I soldered a flywheel to the motor shaft, it really does help with slow running. Isolation is achieved by using copper clad strip as a drawbar, just make sure you cut the copper halfway to break the circuit. You could use plastic strip, but I find that the copper clad strip gives more stability and strength. I have actually added plunger pickups to the loco and tender since the build for more reliable electrical pickup. Due to the added weight in the loco, it will happily pull a rake of 8 Heljan mk1 carriages, or 25 or so wagons, it is only traction that is the limiting factor, not the power of the motor.
@@sopsax767 Thank you for your reply.
Superb!
Thanks !
would be great with some commentary
I enjoyed that, but it needs a voiceover.
Thanks Dave, glad you enjoyed 😉 lol I doubt anyone would like to listen to my voice though 😂
Does Connoisseur Models ship to the U.S?
I'm sorry I don't know, you can contact Jim and ask him, his contact details are on the website.
Mitchell Whittington Yes Mitchell, they do. Just call Jim at Connoisseur and he will sort it out for you. I ordered one on Tuesday to be sent to NJ.
Does it run?
Hi. Yes it does run and has DCC fitted.