n scale 3d models

Two level EZ track layout for N scale trains, freshly designed and built to offer varied scenery for model trains to navigate. Up next is a vibrant makeover courtesy of my wife's artistic touch, more photos will be shared soon. The castle situated at...

An N-scale car, designed with a well for the camera to sit in, so that it'll better fit in tunnels or other low-clearance spaces. Designed to hold the Sony HDR-AZ1 action cam. Video of car/camera in action: ...

This is an N-Scale accessory for the "Easy to print Generic Front Loader (esc: 1:100 or HO Scale)" designed by "guaro3d" (Luis Corado). To print it for an unmodified/unscaled front loader, you'll need to scale it up by a factor of 1.6 (160%). For...

These extra strips of ties are designed specifically for placing under track joints or filling in missing ties when laying track on your n-scale model railroad. They offer an easy placement option, similar to Peco SL-308F but attached together for...

... that in the Sketchup file, the scaling is ten times larger than the scale size due to Sketchup's performance at small scales; it can still be edited and rescaled however. Measuring 72 mm in length, the N scale body has ample room for customization.

... to pass through. The height, however, is more appropriate for an N scale figure, ideal for a towering or garden maze. ...The openings between the walls then leave a bit more room for this figural figure to navigate - if they could move about at all.

This is a N Scale Stairs, Walkway, Railings and the side of a two story building. You have two options on the walkway railings: one horizontal rail or two vertical ones. Additionally, you can print the building wall either flat or upright, depending...

This is a model of the GATX 96500 rail tanker in N scale. The non-prototypical articulation allows this model to navigate tighter turns than one would expect for its length. The real GATX 96500 is displayed at a museum:...

This is a pair of N Scale Code 55 Guard Rails that might be used for different projects but I designed them so that I could make 3D printed center diamond sections for custom angle rail crossings. To see if they might be of use for you please...

These are N scale fence sections measuring 40 feet long each. You can also bond them into holes or flush with the surrounding surface. To set the fence at the correct height off the ground, trim the bottom of the posts accordingly. There are three...

N scale Catenary based off the type NJ Transit uses to replace damaged legacy poles along some of their lines. This particular one is based on Photos of one in Peapack NJ. Depending on preference it can be printed either parted out or as a single...

To see how each set is configured, visit http://www.bluetrain.co.za/train-layout.\r\n\r\nTo complete each coach, you'll need glue for assembly, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies, and n-scale metal wheels if you want them to...

For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything to 40%. For 0 Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything to 181%. You can calculate the scaling percentage for any other scale by dividing 87 by your target scale. ...For...

For N Scale (1:160), scale everything by 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything by 40%. For O Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything by 181%. You can do the math for any scale you need with this formula: 87 / (Target Scale) = Slicer%. For more...

For N Scale (1:160), scale all parts down to 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything down to 40%. For 0 Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything up to 181%. You can easily calculate the scaling percentage for any other scale needed by dividing 87...

For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything to 40%. For 0 Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything to 181%. ... You can easily do the math for any other scale you need by using this simple formula: 87 / (Target...

All provided STLs are scaled to 1:87 (HO scale), but you can easily adjust parts in your slicer to accommodate other scales using the following guidelines: * For HO Scale (1:87), use the provided parts as they are * For N Scale (1:160), scale all...

For N Scale (1:160), scale all parts to 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything to 40%. For O Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything to 181%. To determine the scaling for any other scale you need, simply divide 87 by your target scale. This...

* For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54%. * For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything to 40%. * For 0 Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything to 181%. You can do the math for any scale you need by using this formula: 87 / (Target Scale) = Slicer%...

All the provided STL files are scaled to match HO scale at 1:87, but you can adjust them in your slicer to fit other scales as follows: * For HO Scale (1:87), use the parts exactly as they're provided * For N Scale (1:160), scale everything down by...

Google Street View: https://www.google.com/maps/@49.8635749,-97.1112503,3a,50.4y,241.11h,107.56t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1spAXbUIQWQ8rLaTRCRzDKlw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 N Scale Vintage Fire Station Features: * 4.5" L x 2.0" W x 4.0" H * The model has 5...

Designed for N-Scale I modeled them for N scale (1:160) because it's ideal for space-saving and the files easily fit on the printing bed. The size also allows me to add details like textures (rock, brick, block, stone, etc.). I'm still working on...

The only things that you'll require additionally for each coach are glue to assemble, a set of twelve-by-three-millimeter bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies and a set of n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you only...

As soon as I get my hands on some, I will print the tracks and mix them into my Minitrix N-scale model railway. I deliberately left out "useful item" from the list. Please note that printing with a 0.15mm nozzle is not supported by Prusa. You may...

You'll need glue to assemble each coach, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies, and n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, print the bogies with static-display wheels for a display model that doesn't require...

The only things that you'll require additionally for each coach are glue to assemble, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies and a set of n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you only want them as a...

You'll need a few extra things to complete each coach: glue for assembly, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies, and a set of n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you just want them as display models,...

All you'll need to add for each coach are some glue to assemble them, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies, and a set of n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you only want them as a display model, just...

You'll need to add a few extra parts for each coach: glue to assemble them, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies, and some n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you only want them as display models, just...

The only things that you'll require additionally for each coach are glue to assemble, a set of 12x3mm bolts with locknuts to attach the bogies and a set of n-scale metal wheels if you want them to run. Alternatively, if you only want them as a...