Soviet railways passenger coach bogie KVZ-CNII Type II, non-boiler end. 1/1 scale, adopted for 1/87 printing

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A model of Soviet / Russian passenger coach bogie KVZ-CNII Type II, non-boiler car end version (it has no undercarriage alternator). The boiler car end version with alternator is ready and located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5920481 These bogies were also used for baggage and other service cars. These STL model files are made in 1/1 scale but adopted for 3d printing in 1/87 scale (some elements have increased width, some small elements or those that will be an obstacle for model wheels are not shown at all). I made two versions of slippers which hold the coach body on the bogie. "High" slippers are intended to hold the car, the car's bottom has to have special ledges for it. "Non-boiler end" slippers will give a bogie ability to make independent movements under car's body (additional degree of freedom) to be able to move on curved vertically tracks. Real coaches lean onto both bogies. Model coaches usually lean onto one of bogies. But some models have these ledges on both sides, so for this case we will need a bogie with lower slippers. Load a STL file to your slicer software and scale down to 1.15% of its original size. Obviously you have ability to print it in different scales, but with unpredictable result in case of scaling down more than 1/87. I also added Chitubox project file for this model to show how I print it. The printer I use is Flashforge Foto 8.9. p.s. I added 1/87 scale STLs.