building ho scale buildings 3d models
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... a plastic model kit, not a print. ... This is an HO scale gas station canopy I modeled to go with an HO scale garage. The three vertical sign poles are 0.51mm brass rod. The model is assembled using super glue. ...I had to scale it to 1000% in Cura.
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Easy-to-build layout. ...This setup was created to keep HO rail securely connected.
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... your model railway layout, allowing you to create scenes with accurate equipment found in real-world scenarios. Whether you're building a cityscape or a rural setting, a HO scale road grader is an essential addition to bring your landscape to life.
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HO scale Steam Radiators for inside of buildings. Three lengths. You can drill the end caps to insert wires to use as steam pipes. I believe 22 or 24 gauge would be the correct scale size. Print with 0.2mm Nozzle. 0.1 mm Layer height. Laying...
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This Scale Model Reproduction is a HO gauge replica of an authentic Early 20th Century Broiler Car, meticulously crafted to resemble its real-life counterpart from over a century ago. ...The package includes detailed assembly instructions to ensure a...
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A miniature marvel, this HO Scale Switch Stand is a precision-engineered model that comes alive with movement. Printed at an impressive resolution of 0.1 or better, its intricate details are brought to life in stunning clarity. ...However, users may...
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I'm designing and building a garage for my HO scale slot car raceway, which can also be used for war gaming. I'm printing this design on a Rostock MAX printer with SeeMeCNC brand, using 10% infill and 2mm resolution. ...The print settings include two...
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Coupler for European HO Scale Locomotives and wagons HO Scale 1:87
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Check out my build here: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:643084 This design also serves as a suitable HO scale representation, equivalent to approximately twenty feet in scale. ... To assemble it, simply print the component flat, fold up the sides, and...