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Model Railroad Crossing designed by JoshGoreWorks.com

These files are designed to construct a model railroad tressle. Based on G-Scale this files assemble to make a railroad tressle. Use these parts to assemble the size you need for your layout. Each of the pieces are 6 inches in length and 3 inches...

Model railroad jet snowblower. Winter is coming, make sure your layout stays clear of snow! Not based on any prototype, just freelanced off of various reference photos. N SCALE model has properly sized holes for Micro Trains 4 wheel trucks, the...

A basic water tower for model railroads, scaled to be close to O Gauge. This is not a recreation of any tower in particular, but is loosely based off a picture of a tower in Wisconsin I found. It's also not to any precise scale, but does properly fit...

Instructions This is a simple model of a steel bridge for model railroads. I took some liberties in the design to make printing easier. Three versions are provided: one for O or S, one for HO, and one for N or Z. The models were scaled in...

Instructions This is a model of a wood trestle for model railroads. Three versions are provided: one for O or S, one for HO, and one for N or Z. Eachtrestle is designed so that a train can run underneath it. Scale the models to meet your needs. ...

This is a model of a covered bridge for model railroads. This design is based on pictures on the internet and does not model a specific bridge. This bridge is roughly scaled for O27-scale trains (e.g. Lionel). The design was as big as I could make...

Antenna array for model railroad locomotives. ...Scale as you need.

I designed this to use for holding SG90 servos for my model railroad. ...Designed to be mounted underneath the table.

This is used to make car card holders for model railroad operating sessions. ... Revision H is a thinner walled version making it cheaper to print.

Many model railroad buildings are quite sparse, and almost sterile. These are meant to clutter up roofs for the model railroad. Various vents, A/C units, and turbines. I print them in white, grey would work as well. I spray them with silver out...

Many model railroad buildings are quite sparse, and almost sterile. These are meant to clutter up roofs for the model railroad. Various vents, A/C units, and turbines. I print them in white, grey would work as well. I spray them with silver out of...

Model railroad building roofs are very boring, almost sterile. There are some items to clutter the roofs up. AC units, turbine vents and angle vents. Different sizes here, and they can be scaled in the slicer to match the building these need to go...

A simple but well-functioning snow plow for the garden model railroad, optionally with a holder for a Gopro 2. In addition to the printed parts, two axes, a coupling and a little glue are required. The plug should be weighted with lead, the plow...

I designed this part to add interior lighting to a model Railroad passenger station. It provides bracing and support for low-cost Christmas lights. I need a bunch of them. So, this simple tooling is helpful. The commonly-available strings of lights...

...  When I saw this bridge in Google Earth it looked like a scene from a model railroad layout, and the prominent logos should be heart warming to any PRR railfan.  If the original bridge was completely modeled it would be over 12 feet long.

This is a simple model of a city water tower for model railroads. This design is based on pictures on the internet and does not model a specific water tower. The overall height of the water tower is 116 mm. According to Wikipedia, a typical water...

... Sprung Trucks 2-Pack](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006O20CG). I would imagine most similar replacement trucks should work too. For paint, I used: [BADGER Modelflex Railroad Airbrush Paint-Weathering Colors](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005E5D08U).

This thing is a model of a railroad water tower that was used to supply water for steam locomotives (circa 1850's to 1950's). This design is based on pictures on the internet and does not model a specific water tower. This water tower is roughly...

This is a N scale model railway station inspired by an ibertren model. ...We have designed all the components separately to be able to print in parts in FDM or resin, although the design of the street light is recommended to print only in resin for its...

This is a parameterized fence model. In the .scad file you can set the height, length, board sizes and the scale. The fence prints with a frame along the top and bottom which can be cut off with a razor blade or xacto knife. ... I print this at half...

When printing the bridge for other scales, suggested scaling is: for G (1:22.5), scale by about 200% for regular O-scale, scale by 113% for S, OK as is (i.e., 100%) for HO, scale by 65% to 70% for N, scale by 40% to 50% for Z, scale by 40% to 45%...

Native format is .skp 3dsmax scene is 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 This house is the Flexible House with an HO model railroad in the bonus room. I modeled it using sections that I have and new sections. There is a classification...

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Model Railroad Crossing designed by JoshGoreWorks.com

Krafttrains.com Bring you a Warren Truss Bridge for O-Scale. ... 3D print your O Scale Warren Truss Bridge and go to www.krafttrains.com for more model railroading ideas. ...

Krafttrains.com Bring you a Plate Girder Birdge (O Scale) 3D print your O Scale Warren Truss Bridge and go to www.krafttrains.com for more model railroading ideas.

Servo Turnout Motor for Model Railroad This is a prototype for linear motion to move a turnout in a model railroad layout I have used an SG90 servo and a slider to have linear motion, the servo arm is trimmed to leave only the 1st hole where an...

I have been designing all the common scenic elements required for Model Railroad by myself also putting tutorials on YouTube for you to follow along. ... I am giving it for free so if you like my work please Subscribe to my YouTube Channel - ...

I designed these flashing model train railroad flashing signals as part of a larger project (which I'll eventually post) for my father's model railroad. They are designed to be "O" scale or gauge (roughly 48:1). These are fairly small, about 5"...