3D Printed Models for Narrow Gauge and more

A small vintage train engine with a person sitting on the back playing guitar in a rural landscape.
7mm Scale model of a waiting room house with a chimney, door, and window, constructed from grey resin
O16.5 / NG7 Mainline Hunslet O16.5 / NG7 Mainline Hunslet
O16.5 / NG7 Mainline Hunslet
£60.00
O / O16.5 / NG7 / 7mm Scale Detailed Goods / Wharf-side Crane O / O16.5 / NG7 / 7mm Scale Detailed Goods / Wharf-side Crane
O / O16.5 / NG7 / 7mm Scale Detailed Goods / Wharf-side Crane
£31.50

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Work in Progress from Instagram

My next model is a standard gauge loco shed. I’m going to do two variations. The first will be a 60s/70s diesel depot, with lattice girders and a corrugated iron roof, and I’ll upgrade it to a cleaner, more modern look for people who like
I’d call this a “partial success”. The file is very complicated and it’s confused the software so there are large solid blocks attached at the back of it. I think I know how to sort it.
That’s the design done. Just got to get it to print!
Just finished generating this stone barn model with a program I wrote. It’s all computer-generated right now, but I’ll be hand-finishing it this weekend to bring out the textures and details. Can’t wait to see how it turns out! #3D
I need a better camera to do justice to this TT:120 crane!
Here's a new model, step by step. My diesel refuelling depot is proving popular and I've been asked to produce a diesel loco shed. I had the idea of a modern image shed that's a rebulld of a steam age shed. So lots of brickwork, pillars etc, plus gir
The large 009 double loco shed I designed for Enwins attracted a few people asking if it would fit standard gauge locos. I checked and the answer is “not quite” but by adding this plinth, it can work for larger locos.
I was at the Leyland MRC show yesterday as was “Iron Horse Railways”. He does a nice little write up of some of the best of the show, including two of my newer models. https://youtu.be/pAzDbXrNrXE?si=4qYsGE2BihaQdSYv
A bit more progress on the sheepfold cottage thing. Loads more to do but I'm happy with the progress, especially the roof beams. Next I'm going to add the openings.
The computer generated building program is coming along nicely. I’m going to start testing it with real model that I want to make. A few obvious things to iron out but it’s coming along nicely .
After making a start at writing a program to build models of stone clad buildings I’ve been impressed at how intuitive ai has been in adding new features like roof beams and battens. It struggled with the roofing slates and I went into a loop o
So that’s over. Tomorrow it’s back to work, and after that to 3d printing and trying to develop software to create stone clad buildings to order.
This was the one we really raced….
Nice day for it anyway…