Re: What's On Your Workbench 1/2023
Posted by pizlinard72 on Jan 22, 2024; 4:48am
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Good Morning
I have been experimenting how to resin print railroad cars. I have been trying different techniques to get good quality as well as operation. The solution is a hybrid method of printed underbody reinforced with brass sheet and profiles. Now I have moved to „production“. They are all flat cars in O scale meter gauge. One version is a pure flat car and one version is with movable sides. Need to print out some more brake rigging and side stakes. Then into the paint shop. One of the challenges I have is that with the exception of wheels, there are no parts available for this scale. I therefore need to do everything by myself. I found someone who could do the artwork for lettering. I even found a printer that can print while on decal paper. So things are finally coming together.
Have a great week
Christian
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/What-s-On-Your-Workbench-1-2023-tp19344p19389.html
Good Morning
I have been experimenting how to resin print railroad cars. I have been trying different techniques to get good quality as well as operation. The solution is a hybrid method of printed underbody reinforced with brass sheet and profiles. Now I have moved to „production“. They are all flat cars in O scale meter gauge. One version is a pure flat car and one version is with movable sides. Need to print out some more brake rigging and side stakes. Then into the paint shop. One of the challenges I have is that with the exception of wheels, there are no parts available for this scale. I therefore need to do everything by myself. I found someone who could do the artwork for lettering. I even found a printer that can print while on decal paper. So things are finally coming together.
Have a great week
Christian
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