More Stephenson's Rocket Plans

[SteveB]

Further to John Wagenseil's post yesterday (thanks John), here's a different set of drawings from a model engineering site.

https://www.modelengineeringwebsite.com/Rocket_1.html

Not sure of the scale. If you're interested in model engineering it's well worth having a look around the rest of the site. There are lots of similar drawings and articles, mainly available to purchase but there's loads of free stuff.

Steve

[John Wagenseil]

Originally Posted by SteveB

Further to John Wagenseil's post yesterday (thanks John), here's a different set of drawings from a model engineering site.

https://www.modelengineeringwebsite.com/Rocket_1.html

Not sure of the scale. If you're interested in model engineering it's well worth having a look around the rest of the site. There are lots of similar drawings and articles, mainly available to purchase but there's loads of free stuff.

Steve

This plan and many others on the site could be used to build a model in metal, wood, or even cardstock and paper.

[John Wagenseil]

Originally Posted by SteveB

Further to John Wagenseil's post yesterday (thanks John), here's a different set of drawings from a model engineering site.

https://www.modelengineeringwebsite.com/Rocket_1.html

Not sure of the scale. If you're interested in model engineering it's well worth having a look around the rest of the site. There are lots of similar drawings and articles, mainly available to purchase but there's loads of free stuff.

Steve

the post referred to:

https://www.papermodelers.com/forum/795178-post1.html

[John Wagenseil]

A set of early drawings of the Rocket, only one of which is available online:
Rocket, Railtrack and a history of design - National Railway Museum blog

[John Wagenseil]

A Model Rocket:
Model of Stephenson's Rocket

[John Wagenseil]

Just a reminder of the stationary steam engine model that can be downloaded and assembled:
Untitled Document