The 3D printing model category is mainly articles related to 3D printed products. This is an archive of railroad models created using 3D printers and 3D.
At the end of 2019, I purchased a Conrail track maintenance gondola car + tie loader set (993 01 880) manufactured by Micro-trains. The set included unpainted parts of a tie loader (crane for railroad ties), but […]
I made a model of a tie loader.Read More »
Snow Plow I've been curious about the Kato snow plow for a while now.I understand that it's a limitation of the coupler, but somehow I'm stuck with something like an ice cream spoon (lol). I wanted to make it myself and change it to make it look cool, so I decided to make it.
Snow plow production (for Kato N P42DC)Read More »
It's been a couple of years, but I tried making an ABB ALP44 electric locomotive using a 3D printer.Previously, when I made the Silicon Copy AEM-7, I had already done some research on the power and dimensions, so it was relatively easy.However, use
I made an ABB ALP44 electric locomotive.Read More »
The impetus for making it When I was searching online for a short wooden caboose (conductor) that would be suitable for a small locomotive, I came across an image of a preserved car of the American Delaware & Hudson Railway (D&H) D&H 35886.
Delaware & Hudson wooden caboose constructionRead More »
I heard that the power unit TM-TR07 from the Tomytec Nostalgic Railway Collection was quite good, so I decided to make an EMD SW type diesel locomotive.This diesel locomotive is an American EMD (El
Production of Nostetsu size EMD SW type diesel locomotiveRead More »
What is the F9PH diesel locomotive? The F9PH is a former Baltimore & Ohio Railroad EMD F7/F3 rebuilt by Morrison-Knudsen for the Maryland Department of Transportation.The main modifications are:
I made an F9PH diesel locomotive.Read More »
Following the transfer caboose I made the other day, I also made the PRR N-8 Caboose.Is this model still unreleased?An arrangement of data from the Streamline Cupola Caboose.Therefore, the rivet position is N8
I made PRR N-8 cabooseRead More »
I recently acquired a Canadian National SD40-2W, so I started making my own transfer caboose around the end of last year. It wouldn't be interesting if it was adapted from the American model, so I chose this model that is unique to Canada. This his transfer
I made a transfer caboose (CN)Read More »
This is my first time using the overseas 3D output service Shapeways. First of all, I uploaded the data of his GE E60MA that was active in Amtrak. Output material is smooth fine detail plastic
I tried outputting E60MA with ShapewaysRead More »
Difficulties with home-built vehicles When building your own N scale vehicles, the coupler is often a problem. In particular, many overseas vehicles are long, and it can be a headache to think about curve countermeasures. I usually mount a knuckle coupler made by Micro Trains on the body side, but
Homemade dummy couplerRead More »