3d printing ho scale trains

I exclusively print with PLA and have found that ordinary clear lacquer thinner (Nail polish remover) is a wonderful glue. Make a small test for yourself of two pieces of printed scrap PLA and give it a try. Let sit for 20 seconds and then try to...

You can choose between two print options: printing walls one at a time while lying down, or printing all at once by standing up. I opted for the latter approach. Another option is to use skirting or wheels, which are not included in the standard...

My dual extruder allows me to print windows, doors, and skylights with glass details, but I've kept the .slt files separate so you can print just the frames and add your own style of glass. Most parts are designed for easy assembly, either...

The windows, doors, and skylights feature glass printed directly into them using a dual extruder, but the .slt files are separate, allowing you to print the frames and apply your preferred style of glass. Most parts are designed for self-location...

... it a unique texture. The roof, steps, foundation, and decking all got a durable finish with textured spray paints. Using a dual extruder head allowed me to print window frames and glass simultaneously, but you can also do them separately if needed.

... padding of your preference. The cradle features divots to catch small screws and prevent them from getting lost, as well as cutouts for securely holding wheels in place while they're out. I suggest using at least 15% infill when printing the cradle.

... every component has its designated place. ...Each exterior wall was individually printed with meticulous attention to detail. ...Like always, I've incorporated the Sketchup file, allowing you to make any adjustments or modifications as you see fit.

This is my model of “The Fairview”. ... It is not a Sears and Roebuck house. I made it from a clipart in a magazine. All of my models are free, and tips are not necessary...but they are fun. What do you need modeled? Happy Printing! ... Kim

The lights, although non-functional, are printed on strips, making it a straightforward process to attach them. Simply apply a single drop of glue into each hole for the strip of lights and secure them simultaneously. ...After the glue dries, trim the...

... specifically designed to accommodate a 3mm LED, providing an authentic touch to the structure. The entire model, including windows and doors, was printed using a dual extruder for added complexity, but users can opt for single extrusion if needed.

... seamlessly integrates into its surroundings. To ensure maximum precision, I individually printed each wall section. ...As a courtesy, I've also included the accompanying Sketchup file, allowing you to freely modify any aspect of the design.

It can be printed on an 8” bed. All of my models are free, and tips are not necessary...but they are fun. What do you need modeled? If I ever fail to respond to you on Thingiverse, email me directly at kabrumble@comcast.net. Sometimes...

Print of a modern house. On the bottom there is a small wall even at the windows area. I added this because when the windows were open till the bottom, the printer always managed to push away the supporting material. ... You can easuly remove that...

Updated 3/12/23 with new roof file. ... This is my model of The Silverdale, another Sears and Roebuck homes All of my models are free, and tips are not necessary...but they are fun. What do you need modeled? Happy Printing! ... Kim

... to one of your valuable suggestions - what are you hoping for? The model was printed using white eSun PLA at 205 degrees Celsius, with standard resolution utilized for most aspects, while finer details were achieved through higher quality settings.

... photo. For added realism and detail, consider printing windows and doors with a dual extruder to achieve a glass-like finish. ...Alternatively, you can print the frames separately and apply clear mylar to create a convincing glass effect.

You can choose to print them individually while lying down, or all at once by standing up. I opted for the latter approach. Another option is to use skirting or wheels, but these files differ slightly from the others. The frame features locators on...

... my wiring setup on all my buildings to date. When printing windows and doors, consider using a Dual Extruder to achieve a realistic glass effect. ...Alternatively, you can print the frames separately and apply clear Mylar for a similar look.

I attached two files of stone texture, printed them on paper, and secured them firmly in place. Three millimeter LEDs are set to shine through 1/8 inch holes in the ceiling, while two 3/16 inch holes in both the ceiling and floor allow for easy wire...

Two files of stone have been carefully included, printed on paper and meticulously glued into place. A series of precise 1/8" holes in the ceiling allow for seamless installation of 3mm LEDs, while two 3/16" holes in both the ceiling and floor...

I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this and I cannot tell you which ones do. I am doing it with a Prusa slicer and printer. Enjoy. All of my models are free, and tips are...

I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this and I cannot tell you which ones do. I am doing it with a Prusa slicer and printer. Enjoy. All of my models are free, and tips are...

I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this and I cannot tell you which ones do. I am doing it with a Prusa slicer and printer. Enjoy. All of my models are free, and tips are...

... long. ...I printed out the lights, which don't work, onto strips so all you have to do is squeeze a drop of glue into each hole for the strip of lights and stick them on at the same time. ...Once they're dry, just snip them off with some flush cutters.

I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this and I cannot tell you which ones do. I am doing it with a Prusa slicer and printer. Enjoy. All of my models are free, and tips are...

I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this and I cannot tell you which ones do. I am doing it with a Prusa slicer and printer. Enjoy. All of my models are free, and tips are...

The main bin and floor can be printed at standard settings, but for everything else, use .12 layer height, and go slow, like 20mm/s. I use gel super glue for assembly. The bin fits in to the floor of the car, and this bit needs to be right. I...

... then add as many sections as you like in various arrangements It is totally customizable, modular, and expandable. All of my models are free, and tips are not necessary...but they are fun. What do you need modeled? Happy Printing! ... Kim

Building this project prints fairly easily. Begin by painting, followed by ensuring tanks fit comfortably into the upper deck first and setting them aside. Assemble the four main frames surrounding the upper deck, starting with a large one that...

... to leave them loose for future lighting purposes. I printed the store's name and logo on photo paper and attached the store ads to a transparency for the main windows. ...Each component has locating points that make it simple to assemble the model.