thomas the train faces 3d models

A relative requested a Thomas the Train Engine model, which I made using Solidworks 2014 software. The 6-inch diameter model needs minor nose smoothing with sandpaper and can be scaled as desired. ...Have fun with it!

I scaled up Thomas Train Engine Face by EvoGenius, increasing its overall diameter to a whopping 12 inches to perfectly fit my custom Power Wheel Jeep build for a valued customer. The file was expertly sliced into four manageable sections for smaller...

... pip, such as #6115080, this design was created with Creator set 31054 in mind. ...The model can be precision-printed using FDM technology at an extremely low layer height (0.05mm or smaller), but its true potential is unlocked on SLA/DLP printers.

<p>Designed to interface with blocks that have a center pip, such as #6115080. ...I remixed this with Creator set 31054 in mind.</p> <p>It can be FDM printed (I did it) with an extremely tight resolution (0.05mm layer height or smaller), but obviously...

Designed to interface with blocks that have a center pip, such as #6115080. I remixed this with Creator set 31054 in mind. It can be FDM printed (I did it) with an extremely tight resolution (0.05mm layer height or smaller), but obviously this would...

Remix of connector for Thomas the Train toy trains sets. Should fit all plastic toys made since about 2000. ... Printed on Ender 3 v2

This is a Thomas the Train pumpkin, designed to have a 50-52mm light installed in the Thomas head (a spirit of Halloween pumpkin light specifically). A light under the pumpkin works fine too. This also works with any printer with a 140mmx140mm build...

This bridge is part of a left and right side pair that fits on Thomas the Train's wooden train tracks. It uses modified code from Chris Petersen and gets extra features from https://github.com/dotscad/trains/blob/master/tracklib.scad, which was...

Made on Tinkercad, download the disassembled Thomas not the assembled Thomas to reduce scaffolding if you want to.

design as Thomas train toy, it is an own version based on the original, comes the whole design and divided into parts for easy printing. the wheels can rotate if you print it in parts. ... The design is in STL format and you can scale it as you like.

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Colors Needed:Colors need include red (prusament lipstick red), blue (prusament royal blue), yellow (optional), gray (prusament galaxy silver), and black (prusament jet black).Notes:Many different prints are needed to have a multi-colored Thomas the...

I designed and 3D-printed an item specifically for my child, showcasing my creativity and skills in the process.

A 6-inch personalized track, extending to 6.25 inches including the connector, was crafted for my son's initials; this unique piece was designed using SketchUp software.

In my engineering/design course at school, I created a project using AutoCAD 2005 software as the main tool for designing and drafting.

I created this without knowing why, and it shows. ...The final product turned out decent, likely because it was a 16x16 image.

... lives far away from the rest of the family. So I thought it might be a good idea to bring his cousins to him in Train form. I used the Thomas Wooden Railroad trains for this, but I'm sure you can just as easily do it with one of the other brands.

... with trains, and he lives far away from the rest of our family. So I figured it would be a great idea to bring his cousins to him in train form. I used the Thomas Wooden Railroad trains for this stunt, but you can easily do it with any other brand.

This is a cursed Thomas the train themed cap for water bottles. ... I made this because the original dude who made this made it cost 6 dollars for a joke :( I feel that this is superior though, because this has g r i p p and his doesn't :)

I've created a pair of male and female track stoppers that fit perfectly on the classic Thomas the Train wooden tracks. ...My son had been asking me to design them, so I thought I'd share my creation with all of you.

The Thomas Wooden Railroad faces are attached with two pins at 3:00 and 9:00, or just under the eyes on most trains. You can just drill or dremel them out or you can walk an exacto in if you want to keep the face. Once you've removed the pins, the...

... with a flat base, and slice it with the face model before merging them. Print at least 80 microns for quality results, and glue the 3D print onto the train face using acetone. ...Your child will be thrilled to see their own face on their toy train!

... LILLABO toy series by IKEA! ... Fully compatible with THIS if you don't have the original toy car. Toot toot! Please feel free to contact me to get further info on the model or for any printing issues. ... And don't forget to check my instagram page.

I made this for my son. ...I scanned his face to put on the front of it. This is just a blank version for anyone to use. ...The wheels should work depending on your printer settings.

Thomas the Train White Chimney Ellsbridge Station Fits Great We do Charity Prints

Designed this part to replace the lever for Dennis the train. (Thomas and friend train set) Printed with PETG with a 0.4 nozzle at 0.1mm layer. part is split to simplify the printing. ... Some filling might be required to adjust the part.

The project features a single 3D model, Thomas The Train, which has been rendered using subdivision surface techniques. Key details of the model include polygon counts (18,715 polygons, 18,911 vertices, and 37,290 tris), as well as a rig consisting...

This train car is designed specifically for the Thomas Trackmaster train set. The flat Lego-inspired top allows kids to build freely on it. I created this object with Sketchup Make after listening to my children argue over which train car they wanted...

Thomas the Train wood Compatible track pieces. These aren't necessarily modeled from a specific set but the joints are compatible and my youngest enjoys incoporating them into the wooden tracks he already has. I printed these with 4 perimeters and...

Made for Bachmann Thomas engines, Replica of the marklin lamps used in the show