n scale track 3d models

I designed a simple N scale Track bumper, deciding it was more cost-effective to print my own instead of purchasing them separately. To simplify the printing process and minimize support material usage, I printed mine without spikes and added custom...

Here are some initial attempts at creating custom N-scale track curve templates, but they're still in the early stages. ...I'm hoping that someone with more experience will be able to take these designs and refine them into something usable for model...

N scale Track-End Bumper, Hayes-Built style This bumper is more detailed than what you can find for sale commercially (for example from Bachmann or Walthers Cornerstone). It features bolt head details and rail profile. It has a snug fit with my Atlas...

IdeaI wanted a convenient way of mounting my model train set, and the HSW was already something I had my eye on, so why not mix the two and create an easy mounting solution!Which brings me to this Kato Unitrack mount for n-scale track. I designed it...

I designed a small piece of railroad track, just enough to meet my needs. ...Since power wasn't required, this design sufficed. However, it will need to be scaled down by half for use in N-scale models.

Track bumper designed for Kato Unitrack.

The car runs smoothly over both compensation rails and single-track lines without any issues. The car was printed using a 0.4 mm layer thickness and the curves were smoothed out with sandpaper, I know that's not ideal but it works . We use two...

This is an exceptional track bumper designed specifically for N-scale model railroads, boasting precise measurements mirroring the commercially available Walthers model. To achieve optimal results, I recommend printing this design using a...

Simplified track spacer to fit Fleischmann Piccolo track (amongst other) heart-to-heart distance should be 33.60mm Prints faster with less material. ...Holes can be used to add fixtures while spacing

Peco N Scale Track has a unique design that eliminates holes for nails, allowing me to secure my ballast effectively within the track. I prefer this approach since nailing down the track by drilling into the rail ties is not only unnecessary but also...

A single track width remix from the Kato N scale double track riser by monsieurlee: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4515994 Fits around both straight and curved Kato N scale unitracks, raises them by 2mm

http://1fatgmc.com/RailRoad/3D-Printer-2/page-38.html If you need tools for 1-1/4" (1.250") or 1 3/8" (1.375") or 1 1/2" (1.500") track centerline spacing you can find those here... http://1fatgmc.com/RailRoad/Trackwork/page-23.html Prints...

The track cleaning pad underneath screws together with miniature screws (not included). A cloth strip is attached to this pad. ... This pad can be used dry or with a cleaning solution (WD-40 Specialist Electrical Contact Cleaner Spray is recommended).

Double decker EZ track supports for N scale trains are now a reality, taking model railroading to new heights. Next up will be innovative multi-level side-by-side supports that will further enhance the realism of any layout. If you have a specific...

This is a printable re-railer section for use with a piece of flex track in code 80 N-scale, designed for model railroading enthusiasts. All dimensions are parameterized, allowing easy adaptation to other scales by simply plugging in the correct...

The Track Bumper for Kato N Scale UniTrack is a vital component that ensures smooth train movement, securing the end of any Kato section with its perfectly designed fit. This bumper consists of two main parts: a sturdy base/end piece that securely...

I tried to keep everything as close to actual scale as possible while embedding the track a bit to make the track the same height as 55. The cover picture on this shows finished pieces at various stages: without ballast, un-primed, freshly...

I tried to keep everything as close to actual scale as possible while embedding the track a bit to make the track the same height as 55. The cover picture on this shows finished pieces at various stages: without ballast, un-primed, freshly...

This is a 4.8” (64 scale feet) double track girder bridge that I designed with Fusion 360 and printed with an Ender 3 Pro filament printer for the layout. Info and pictures on my website here.... ...

The "dam" masts are mounted vertically in the embarkment, while the "track" masts slide smoothly under the track bed. The "pull" masts mimic line tensioning masts, utilizing internal weights to achieve this effect. It's essential to note that the...

A versatile riser designed to elevate the track by precisely 2mm, enabling cable passage underneath during layout experimentation when finalizing wiring has not occurred. ...Featuring a 0.5mm overhang on either side, it securely clips onto the Kato...

The STLs fit onto regular N-scale tracks, which is somewhat useful, but mostly fun. I built the original locomotive in this project, "Krokodilen," or "The Crocodile," which has gained a reputation among railway enthusiasts. Several years ago, the...

Remix of adrians design to be used with N scale, in my case Minitrix. Uses a M3 Nut and Screw. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 20 Filament: [ Generic PLA...

Remix of adrians design to be used with N scale, in my case Minitrix. ... Uses a M3 Nut and Screw.

girder pier legs

These are scenery pieces to scatter along the right of way or fill up a gondola for a MOW operation. ...The ones pictured were printed with a dark brown PLA and dyed with a black wash.

This design draws inspiration from a pre-existing model available on Thingiverse. While the original longer vehicle performed well, it required significant space that wasn't feasible with my current setup. ...To create a version suitable for smaller...

I have used Prusa PC-blend for the lamp prints and can strongly recommend you to buy a roll or two - a very useful construction material! First, you will need two coated wires of diameter 0.15mm (I suggest 30cm length per wire). Secondly, The N-scale...