Pictures of Steamplates products will be placed here as time permits;
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A 'Splasher' style advert plate placed somewhere discreet on the Echill's Wood Railway. See if you can spot in on your next visit!
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A full set of plates made to exact scale for a 7.25" Lynton & Barnstaple Manning Wardle.
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Some of the smallest plates we have made to date, measuring just 80mm x 20mm. They now introduce a 5" gauge loco to onlookers. |
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Here are those plates in context. The owner made a nice job of his loco! |
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| Plates made for the Brimstone Railway MJ Engineering Bagnall of 4" scale |
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Plates made for a loco running on the Hidden Valley Railway, Launceston, Cornwall. To visit the Hidden Valley website, click HERE |
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Plates made for a loco running on the Moors Valley Railway SPACE 
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18" x 3" and 9" x 3" Plates made for Roanoke.
To visit the Roanoke website, click HERE |
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Splasher plates for 5" Gauge 'Maid of Kent'
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Splasher and Works plates for 5" Gauge King
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9" x 5" Works plate for a Loco restored at the Statfold Barn Railway
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Plates made for John Nicholson, a prominent 7.25" Gauge Society member. These plates will go on his new 'Romulus', and as you can see from the date, John thinks ahead!
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These plates were made to give a little extra to large floating pontoons.
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A nice finishing touch for a proud Steam Boat bulider in USA. Using the internet for drawing approval allows us to get detail just right for any customer wherever they are in the world, before any metal is cut.
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More international business.... These plates now announce an impressive 7.25" Loco near Barcleona, Spain. The dull patches in the centre of the 'A' and 'R' are caused wax polish residue, it goes white when it dries. It does like to hide in little places like this, we use cotton wool buds to get it out but it does catch you out now and then. |
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This plate, made for advertising purposes, gives and idea what we can do with smokebox plates.
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Another advert plate, showing that shape isn't a limit.
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Plate for 6" Foden Steam Lorry
A Customer comment;
Hi Steve,
Just to say a big thank you for the Jilly plates.
Regards John |
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Plates for 7.25" Bagnall
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Plates for a Tinkerbell at Ruswarpe Railway
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Plates for 7.25" Diesel Electric Loco at the Ruswarpe Railway To visit the Ruswarpe (Chainbridge) website, click HERE |
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More plates sent to Spain
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Plates for 6" scale Traction Engine sent to Germany
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Plaque made for Cellar Gate 6.5" x 4.75" x 1/4" thick Brass
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Small plates These 4 plates made for Roanoke measure just 3.5" x 0.75". Smaller plates cost less in materials but have the same costs as larger ones in terms of enamelling etc. Smaller tools have to be used to cut the lettering at slower feed rates, resulting in overall cost not far off a plate twice the size. A good way of illustrating this effect is to think about the cost of Jewellery, not very large against other metalworking items but often more expensive, even when made in cheaper metals.
To visit the Roanoke website, click HERE |
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Wheel Blanks made for a Timmins Regulator
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Plates around 120mm x 25mm
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Logo for 6" scale Foden Steam Waggon, approximately 8" long
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Plates approximately 100mm x 25mm
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Plate approximately 10" x 1.75" made for a larger scale Traction Engine
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