Passenger Depot for Diaroma

cults3d

I created this using Inventor; it is scaled at 1:1. You can resize it in your slicer for your specific model preferences. I made mine in O gauge for a Polar Express train layout. I WANT TO EXPRESS THAT THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE PRINT AND YOUR DONE MODEL. I will work with you based on the time I have, but please make sure you are up to the task and ask lots of questions before you take this on. This print has over a month of trial and error, fitting, scoring, and improving to see what you see now. The model does require that you have some good understanding about kit bashing and model building experience. I even printed out my own wallpaper for the inside of the walls, just to see if I could do it. On some of the corners for the brick I had to glue them in by hand because the printer failed to catch the edges. I just printed out more walls and used them. This is not a print and your done model. The terra cotta tiles can be used for many other projects and are included in this set. The windows can be printed and assembled so they can be open or closed. The doors and windows can be used on other models. There is quite a bit to this kit that can be used for other models or details. The building is glued using the depressions in the walls. You are really going to have to use the pictures I am including for you fully understand how this would go together. I used CA glue for all of my joints and spray painted the building and bricks on all the pieces before putting it together. The materials you are going to need are foam board; glue; paper printer; card stock paper; You may see some details like the downspouts, and concrete tiles, those are separate in the folder extra parts depot.zip. I made the ceiling out of foam board. I am including a print that you should be able to use for your templates. The roof structures inside of the canopy or awning are hot melted glued to the ceiling using the templates in the prints. The tiles can be cut using a bandsaw with a fine tooth blade in it. Use trial and error when fitting the cap to the roof. Use the extra clap board walls to cut out the gable end for the canopy. Use the pictures to your best ability. If you need more help I can work with you in Inventor to get you better stuff. Just use the policy methods here to contact me. I will be uploading more to this site, The clock tower, the lights, and some other things I have designed as time permits and sales are worth it.