Cwmlech Manor Steampunk Horseless Carriage

A miniature Victorian steampunk horseless carriage in the spirit of The Ghost of Cwmlech Manor, arranged in three clear zones from front to back. Up front sits the cylindrical boiler with two round brass headlights and a tall black smokestack, banded in brass with a flared cap. In the middle, the brown padded seat and backrest ride on the black frame with the steering column just ahead of them, open to the air. Behind, a short horizontal tank with ring bands carries a brass gear on each side and copper piping that runs along its upper flanks and forward to the engine, passing overhead on its way. Thin-spoked wheels with dark rims roll on straight through-axles, and the whole thing keeps a low, mechanically believable silhouette with a vintage industrial finish.

Built in three zones

• Front: cylindrical boiler, tall banded smokestack with flared cap, two round brass headlights on posts, and the engine housing
• Middle: brown padded seat and backrest on the frame, with the steering column, ring and cross grip just ahead
• Rear: short horizontal tank on saddle supports, a brass gear on each side, and copper pipes along its upper sides
• Four round, thin-spoked wheels with dark rims, all the same size, on straight through-axles

Print notes

The carriage prints as one connected solid with thick, simple shapes and no floating parts, so it suits a beginner-friendly print. The wheels sit level on the plate. The viewer colours show the intended finish: black body, brown seat, copper pipes, brass fittings, wheel spokes and rims — the part runs roughly 86 mm long, making it a desk-scale piece. The forward pipes pass above the seat, so check their clearance before you slice.