o scale bridge 3d models

The "short" piece is perfect on its own, while the longer piece is designed to be easily connected to multiple units, allowing you to create even more elaborate bridges. In the photos above, the long bridge consists of two connected pieces, with one...

Replacement bridge for full size 4/4 violin. Transfers sound nicely for both an acoustic or electric violin when printed in PLA 100% infill. ...Potentially will work for a viola too.

Stone road bridge 40mm wide approx. Allows for 2 lanes to be spanned. Allows a locomotive to run with a pantograph. ... you have to print the stl file twice, and paste it.

I designed a custom train bridge modelled after an online image of a stunning double arch concrete and brick structure. ...Printed in multiple pieces, the entire unit measures 22 inches in length.

This is a deck for a Bachmann Plasticville O Scale Truss Bridge Model #45975. My O scale train roams along the wall just beneath the ceiling, so I wanted some detail since the bridge is viewed from below. A channel was incorporated to pressure fit a...

The bridge consists of a "start section," which forms the extremities of the bridge, and a central part. Both the start and central sections have a base and two sides. You should print multiple upper parts according to the desired length of the...

This versatile bridge spans 360mm at a precise angle of 15 degrees, specifically designed to complement the Marklin 24130 track system. ...Divided into two manageable sections, it caters perfectly to users with smaller printers, while offering a single...

Working tirelessly, I am perfecting the Bridge Console from the iconic Star Trek original series. Currently focusing on three-dimensional button functionality, but in the meantime, here's a blank model that you can print and customize with your...

We wanted to make the original Truss bridge longer, so I broke it up into modular pieces so you now have the flexibility of making it as long as you want. I had trouble printing each section as a whole, so I also broke those into separate pieces.

A simple flat bridge. Note the wall section was not designed by me. The original designer created this for an excellent tunnel entrance model. I have since lost the link to the original model and I would dearly like to credit the original creator....

Stack of O-scale concrete blocks awaits assembly.

I was trying to get away from supports and wasn't sure of the quality I'd get on the underside of the top rails if I tried to bridge them as they are pretty long, so I split them rails off and printed them upside down with no supports required. ...The...

For a double module print two half piers, three piers and four tops When gluing the tops start in the middle of the bridge first. I'm planning on offering this and a few other designs on my etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/BalsamCraftWorks if...

This is an OpenSCAD file to create customizable Unitrack bridges. It's similar to the Kato Viaduct bridges, but with a flat bottom. Kato has a limited selection of sizes, so this lets you create whatever size you need. You can select from 4...

The model is positioned at 26° right above the bridge, measuring 11 1/2 inches in length. It was designed to fit perfectly on Peco Code 83 Flex Track and painted using Rustoleum's 12 oz Protective Enamel Textured Black Spray Paint for a smooth...

Created stairs to fit with the existing design. ... For models scale 1:43.

This little STONE/ROCK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE is scalable within reason. Print it black or dark grey and then paint multi-colored rocks.  I exclusively print with PLA and have found that ordinary clear lacquer thinner (Nail polish remover) is a...

I didn't really change anything from the original other than rescaling it to 1/35 scale for all you model builders out there.

This is a remix of the very comprehensive N Scale Viaduct by mattieb .. I added rivets and other details - resized back to 40' and 80' to be compatible with the ME piers .. ... This is a work in progress - more to come

This is part 2 of the 3D printable parts for a 100 foot N scale Turntable. To see how to use these parts and more about the turntable go here.... http://1fatgmc.com/RailRoad/Turntable/Turntable-Index.html A video on turntable in action here.......

This is part 1 of the 3D printable parts for a 100 foot N scale Turntable. To see how to use these parts and more about the turntable go here.... http://1fatgmc.com/RailRoad/Turntable/Turntable-Index.html A video on turntable in action...

this clip will keep your O scale fast track on Lionel together

This is a collection of O scale mailboxes, but of course they can be resized. ...

Scale Model is HO scale. ...To get O scale, scale by 200%. For N Scale, scale to 50%. ... You can use this to scale in any other ways to match your train yard, dioramas, or warhammer 40k games.

Scale Model is HO scale. ...To get O scale, scale by 200%. For N Scale, scale to 50%. ... You can use this to scale in any other ways to match your train yard, dioramas, or warhammer 40k games.

Scale Model is HO scale. ...To get O scale, scale by 200%. For N Scale, scale to 50%. ... You can use this to scale in any other ways to match your train yard, dioramas, or warhammer 40k games.

If your guitar has less space between the bridge and bridge pickup, you can scale it down on the y-axis to fit. (My ES-335 has very little space between the bridge and it may not work as well if scaled down too much. I don't have a Les Paul to...

... is not to any particular scale. ...for an HO scale, scale it to about 0.5" for O scale, scale to about 1" and for N scale, scale it to about 0.25" You can use this to scale in any other ways to match your train yard, dioramas, or warhammer 40k games.

... specifically for the SLA printer. ...To bring this project to life, you'll need two types of surface-mount diodes: SMD 0603 for the HO scale signal and SMD 0805 for the O scale version. ...Both types will give your signals the perfect lamp color.

This tiny template allows users to repurpose O Scale trees into D&D miniatures with ease. ...Simply print it out, attach the tree securely using super glue, and your miniature is ready for action.