Mini 5" Builders Plate - Souvenir
A Perk
for contributing $110 or more
to Build 11 - Building Steam in 2021 - Help Rebuild Maine History!
by Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum
to Build 11 - Building Steam in 2021 - Help Rebuild Maine History!
by Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum
Claimed by David Sherron Bradford Smith Arthur Dutra III William Weidner MICHAEL LAVRICH and 11 others.
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This miniature recreation of #7's builder's plate is available to one-time donors of $110 or more. Each is "cast" using a 3D printer in bronze-colored plastic using the same digital model the full-size plates were created from. (Limit of one plate per donor, please - and only a 110 of these miniature plates will be made.)
- 16 claimed
- 94 available
- Ships to United States
$1,100
USD
+ free shipping
Builder's Plate: The 31692 Group.
- 12 claimed
Ships to United States
Sometime's called the locomotive's "birth certificate", one-time donors of $1100 will join the "31692 Group" and receive their very own copy of #7's original builder's plate.
(Limit of one plate per donor, please - and only a handful of these plates will be made.)
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(Limit of one plate per donor, please - and only a handful of these plates will be made.)
$110
USD
+ free shipping
Mini 5" Builders Plate - Souvenir
- 16 claimed
- 94 remaining
Ships to United States
This miniature recreation of #7's builder's plate is available to one-time donors of $110 or more. Each is "cast" using a 3D printer in bronze-colored plastic using the same digital model the full-size plates were created from. (Limit of one plate per donor, please - and only a 110 of these miniature plates will be made.)
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Here's the campaign that needs your help
Build 11 - Building Steam in 2021 - Help Rebuild Maine History!
by Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum
by Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum
- $88,830 raised
- 245 contributors
- 31 days left
The WW&F Railway seeks your support to build locomotive #11 - a reconstruction of the road's original #7, scrapped in the 1930's. This project will teach long-lost industrial skills, and provide a new steam locomotive to further the museum's mission.
