n scale model railroad

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 model railroad platform for N scale with a ramp at one side and a set of stairs in the middle. Assembling the support poles onto the platform and the roof on the supports requires glue. The overall dimensions are 25 mm wide, 180 mm long...

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 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 for future...

Scrap Metal Load for N-Scale model railroad Instructions Print this at lowest possible layer height for best resolution.

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use as parts provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use as parts provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use as parts provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

Rebuilding my layout and fiddling with the tiny metal NMRA gauge to check tunnel clearances isn't fun. Designed two Double Track tunnel clearance gauges, one for straight the other for curves, seems NMRA wants a little wider tunnel entry if the...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use parts as provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54% * For Z Scale...

For more cool stuff on Model Railroad please subscribe- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGp_SOuS2yXWWLvgvQab-pA?sub_confirmation=1 I have designed this detailed tunnel for my N-scale Layout. so here I am sharing it for anyone interested to make it.

For more cool stuff on Model Railroad please subscribe-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGp_SOuS2yXWWLvgvQab-pA?sub_confirmation=1 I have designed this detailed tunnel for my N-scale Layout. so here I am sharing it for anyone interested to make it.

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:150 (N scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as needed. You can do the math for any scale you need as follows: 150 / (Target Scale) = Slicer% Take a look...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:150 (N scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as needed. You can do the math for any scale you need as follows: 150 / (Target Scale) = Slicer% Take a look...

All the provided STLs are scaled to 1:150 (N scale), however you can scale parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales as needed. You can do the math for any scale you need as follows: 150 / (Target Scale) = Slicer% Take a look...

... layout, a drop of hot melt or mounting glue will do its job. I provide heights from 40mm (gives enough clearance for an N-scale diesel loco to pass just under it) to just a couple of mm. ...Change them and adapt them to your needs all you want.

... fields in the Eastern US. ...Appropriate for virtually any era layout, as they were built in similar styles from the late 1800's, and many survive to this day. Designed for SLA printing, I have not tried it on an FDM printer. It is N scale (1:160).

Took kepkep21's brilliant file and scaled it to what looked about 160 and added some flare. Printed the building itself upside down, so the roof insert would help hide any support scars. The windows should pop-in, you may want to separate them...

Initially I designed this lamp post for a friend of mine, then decided to scale it down to fit my own N-scale model railroad as well. The height for the N-scale model lamp post is 75mm and it is designed both for single material and two material...

You get files for three variations of a printable N scale (1:160) wood trestle bridge: two single track versions and one double track. The files can be rescaled such as for HO (1:87) scale. Also included is a Sketchup file. The Sketchup file is...

An N Scale model railroad station, created at TinkerCAD.com. Hope you enjoy it. ...

This is a freelanced storage shed designed for a good background building on any N Scale model railroad

a gastank modell for n-scaled model railroad

A simple rerailer for N scale model railroads. ... Note -- print upside down as shown.