ho scale stl files 3d models

This Grain Dryer was requested by one of our associates. I am running out of space on my layout so if you are looking for something for yours, let me. kabrumble@comcast.net All of my models are free, and tips are not necessary...but they are fun.

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad. ...Make adjustments directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2QRm4cQVYG3

The original text was discovered on Thingiverse; unfortunately, I can't recall the username of the creator. ...It should be noted that I didn't design this model myself.

Windows and doors stood like sentinels guarding the entrance of the home, while the chimney rose high into the sky, a sturdy sentinel standing watch over the hearth.

This MACHINE SHOP building will require many hours of 3D printing. Roof sections are made from sheet styrene or light card stock. Roof shingles are laser cut out of index card stock. (See my Cedar Shingles posted on Thingiverse). ...Windows and doors...

A couple of years ago I was asked to model some old western buildings, so this is my attempt at it. 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...

A couple of years ago I was asked to model some old western buildings, so this is my attempt at it. 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...

IUPDATED 10\18 TO FIX WINDOWS A couple of years ago I was asked to model some old western buildings, so this is my attempt at it. I am introducing “layered printing” as an option for doors and windows with glass. Not all slicers/printers do this...

This is my model of a transformer station. I used black wire to connect the insulators to the tower. All my models are always free...but tips are fun. ... Enjoy Kim

A couple of years ago I was asked to model some old western buildings, so this is my attempt at it. 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...

A couple of years ago I was asked to model some old western buildings, so this is my attempt at it. 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...

This was something modeled for my kid who loves to snap the axles off of his train cars and lose them. ...Intended to be printed with a resin printer.

I 3D-printed prototypes using PLA filament at a minimum layer thickness of one-tenth millimeter.

This structure is the Winter Garden, PA City Hall. Easy enough. The two illuminations on the facade are anchored by a 3mm LED light source. ...I fabricated these components, along with the windows and entranceways, using a dual extrusion process, though...

I am displaying an 18-foot trailer and another one that measures 28 feet long. 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...

I've lived in quite a few Sears and Roebuck homes.

a model of a popular fair ride this model can be powerd using a rubber band and a few pullies

Another of those iconic Sears and Roebuck homes that I own proudly.

This is my model of a transformer station. I used black wire to connect the insulators to the tower. All my models are always free...but tips are fun. ... Enjoy Kim

I recently purchased a new Sears and Roebuck home.

Two types of abutments I designed for my layout. The girder abutment is for a girder bridge that is mostly going to be covered by scenery so there is much less material. The Abutment 80deg is for a Walters bridge. The bottom of the track is at 4"....

This is my model of a Trolley Barn. It was a request of Scott Campbell. Scott provided the images to model from, printed the first Barn, and shared his pictures of the completed model. Nice work, and Thanks Scott! All of my models are free, and tips...

This is my model of an Ambulance Station. A request of Stefanie Thompson. I did not use any paint to create the pieces. I layer printed the bricks and siding. The rollup doors are functional. I created 3 tab asphalt for the roof. It includes a 2 way...

Another one of my humble abodes built by the folks at Sears and Roebuck.

I've lived in another one of those Sears and Roebuck houses before.

This model draws its inspiration from our colleague James Kealey, whose hometown of Philadelphia served as the backdrop for the designs that bear his name, a tribute to him.

I crafted various lumber loads for flatcars, experimenting with several unique designs. Multiple models were created to meet diverse needs. Feel free to share alternative concepts or suggest additional designs you'd like to see. ...I'm open to feedback...

created on tinkercad. Needed an overpass for my layout. ...created to print easy on filament fed printer

I've got two trailers, one's 18 feet long and the other is 28 feet 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...

A basic single- or double-color printer tent is all that's needed.