1:76 Dc & 1:120 Dx Test prints, pushing the capabilities of the printer somewhat, at least with 1:76 the detail can render properly. It still requires a bit of sanding but am so far happy with the result. The Dx while technically possible requires a few tweeks to the overall thickness, especially around the cab. I still think it can be done. Will offer up the 1:76 stuff to the trademe crowd
The chassis in the background was from a dcc dash 9, the body was removed in the hopes of converting it into a DL to offer up. will see if it will take a 1:76 shell without looking silly.
1:24 NZR DX (General Electric U26C)
https://www.trademe.co.nz/toys-models/models/railway/locomotives/listing-1962130276.htm?rsqid=3d1f5700605f4f008d2348afdcebfaae
1:24 Ka class
https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1963332636&ed=true
1:120 KIWIRAIL DL Class
https://www.trademe.co.nz/toys-models/models/railway/locomotives/listing-1962142851.htm?rsqid=3d1f5700605f4f008d2348afdcebfaae
If your interested in something made available that i've already printed let me know below
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Silver Fern
Things have been rather busy in the last month, I ended up getting my hands on a 7.25" gauge silver fern that appeared on trademe. The ...
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After many delays & other locomotive projects getting in the way the DX in its original form gets priority. This time things are differ...
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1:24 3D Printed GE U10b Dh class. Pre-shunters refuge and painted as she came out new. Unsure of her number yet, will have to find out whic...
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Going some what off tangent in terms of scale, some New Zealand Locomotive Shells for HO were requested. The DC, DH, DI, DB, eeDF, DL, DXR ...
It would be great if you did the DC and DX in S scale!
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