TTm 1000mm narrow gauge boxcar 99-02-25 (1/120 scale)

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TTm (1/120 scale, 9mm gauge) Scale model of 1000mm narrow gauge boxcar 99-02-25 of the DR, stationed in Harz mountains in central Germany. If you are looking for a H0m variant it's at a different place - [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6140191). Don't try to make a snowplough from this ... its already done -- [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6165336) :D Several similar cars were built between 1906 and 1912 and used between primarily Harzgerode an Wernigerode until the 1980s. Some were used for other purposes and some are still left. The name giving boxcar for this project is preserved. Numbers of these boxcars [2] p. 146 <table border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=0> <tr><th>DR</th><th>NWE number</th><th>built in </th></tr> <tr><td>99-02-03 to 99-02-07</td><td>331 to 335</td><td>1906</td></tr> <tr><td>99-02-08 to 99-02-22</td><td>336 to 350</td><td>1909</td></tr> <tr><td>99-02-23 to 99-02-31</td><td>315 to 320<br>328 to 330</td><td>1912</td></tr> </table> ###Printing These files should be printed in resin. I strongly recommend ABS like resin. I print the boxes flipped over (135 degrees). ###Post printing Insert some wires -- I use a guitar e-string -- for hand rails a the breake mans side and below the floor as connector between the break mecanics. I use 5.6mm N gauge wheel sets and insert them after a dark primary paint layer, before spending to much time in painting. Even ABS like resin breaks. You can widen the cones with a drill (opening engle 60-70°) I create break handles from brass wire and sheets. ###Origin and licensing The design is based on [1] p. 202 and several pictures. I don't want any commercial use of this design and prints. You are free to print my work for your projects, close friends and maybe your model railway club. Please post your makes. If you are representing a model or railway club, a school or something comparable with these and want to use it for educational purposes in higher numbers, please tell me. [1] Kieper, K., Preuß, R. & Rehbein, E. (1980). Schmalspurbahn-Archiv. Berlin, Transpress, Verlag für Verkehrswesen. [2] Zieglgänsberger, G., Röper, H. (1999). Die Harzer Schmalspurbahnen: Die Selketalbahn ; die Harzquer- und Brockenbahn ; die Südharzeisenbahn (Transpress spezial, 1. Aufl.). Stuttgart: Transpress.