ticket to ride replacement trains 3d models

A train replacement for the board game Ticket to Ride.

We lost a couple trains for Ticket to Ride, so I threw this together as a replacement.

Hi There I absolutely love the Ticket To Ride board game by Days Of Wonder. It such a great game with a lovely 19th century feel to the graphics and the artwork; except for the trains that are used to claim the routes. The game is supplied with...

This one's pretty simple, my girlfriend and I love ticket to ride, but we like to play a little variation in the rules. We'll use double the trains for a longer and trickier two person game. ... Instructions I also included a couple divots on the bottom...

MakerHome Day 120: http://makerhome.blogspot.com/2013/12/day-120-ticket-to-ride-trains-tray.html ===== Twitter: twitter.com/mathgrrl Hacktastic blog: www.mathgrrl.com/hacktastic Shapeways geekhaus store: www.shapeways.com/shops/mathgrrl This design...

http://makerhome.blogspot.com/2013/12/day-120-ticket-to-ride-trains-tray.html ===== Twitter:  twitter.com/mathgrrl Hacktastic blog:  mathgrrl.com/hacktastic Shapeways geekhaus store:  shapeways.com/shops/mathgrrl This design and all associated...

One of last year's Featured items on Thingiverse was a nice Ticket to Ride Locomotive Tray by princeofwands (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23695), which was updated and improved this year in HunterGreen's even nicer Ticket to Ride Rack design...

3 different types of train wagon for Ticket to Ride (boardgame), optimized for 3D printing.

I was pleased with the design of the "Ticket to Ride" trains tray by [mathgrll](https://www.thingiverse.com/mathgrrl/about) and wanted a similar version sized to fit the larger trains that come in the kids version "Ticket to Ride First Journey".

This organizer is fitting to orginal insert and can contain 45 trains. It can be used in any core version of TTR I think (USA, EUROPE, NORTH). I test it with polish distribution of EUROPE and NORTH. ...This organizer contains two little gaps on botton...

One of last year's Featured items on Thingiverse was a nice Ticket to Ride Locomotive Tray by princeofwands (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23695), which was updated and improved this year in HunterGreen's even nicer Ticket to Ride Rack design...

Added shingles on the various roof areas, added vertical cuts in the side roof, remade the dormers, made the 2nd story windows look more like windows, added a door split opening for each door, rounded the tunnel, and set the time on both sides of...

... touching the print bed was just too small and the trains would be tipped over. ...So I simply increased the part touching the printbed. I added some area touching the print bed between the wheels and this allowed me to print the trains succesfully

I added some area touching the print bed between the wheels and this allowed me to print the trains succesfullyThe original is found on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3336300 by adampi...

Designed for my son for his Ticket to Ride board game in Fusion 360. He needed something to keep his trains organized. Designed to mimic the look of the train pieces and to fit in the pre-molded holder. ... Of course he wanted them color...

FERRIES - TICKET TO RIDE

Now available here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/8797-ticket-to-ride-train-rack ---- Since none of the existing racks for the Ticket to Ride trains suited my liking, I created a new one. They can hold 24 trains each (48 including the 3...

Since none of the existing racks for the Ticket to Ride trains suited my liking, I created a new one. They can hold 24 trains each (48 including the 3 spares), you can fit 4 in one part of the original box (planning to print 48 additional trains per...

3x3 tray for ticket to ride trains, I like to sort them into groups of 5 before I start playing but that takes a bit of time, with this I just dump them all in, shake it a second, and usually only have to fix two or three before it's nice groups of...

I was surprised that no one (that I found) had made an "exact" model of the Ticket to Ride game pieces. Here is my stab at it. I didn't post process/verify the STLs slice nice, these are raw out of Solidworks, sorry if that causes anyone grief. The...

A container designed to hold all of the train and ticket cards for the boardgame "Ticket to Ride", made using the Makerbot 2X

A container designed to hold all of the train and ticket cards for the boardgame "Ticket to Ride", made using the Makerbot 2X

I like the insert replacement because I love the card tray, but wanted a closed container for the trains. Easy to print, no supports needed, not a lot of filament either. Tolerances were perfect, you can manage to separate them with one hand, but...

Ticket to Ride station as used in TTR:Europe game.

I found the tension train holders too difficult to remove the trains from and wanted to use a little bit less filament. Print 2 for each player, will hold a total of 48 trains (45+3 spares). ... Find my custom box insert here:...

... in a grid layout (making it easier to count them) but each one simply rests on it, no snapping on. Instructions You'll probably have to file it pretty clean to get the trains to sit right, unless your 3D printer is tuned a lot better than mine is.

I design start with the one by Hunter Green but during the design process I start it over. ... I just kept the same spacing for the trains. I add some taper so the trains don't stay "jam" the the rack. My logo have three opening for the cards. ...Enjoy

Expansion (home made) for 1 extra payer for the Boardgame Ticket to ride: Europe. You will need to print the STL that contains 48 trains, and 2 markers (1 extra marker). Stations WIP. This will be updated. ...

Ticket to ride Europe The board for train and platform Printing:Fiberlogy PLA15% infil0.2 mm laser high 0.4 mm nozzel printing speed 170mm/sprusa i3 mk3

After printing Wile's Ticket to ride tray (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2560851), I found that it didn't fit in the bins in the box. And the train cars for EU must be larger, because mine barely fit. So, I wanted to scale it down for my train...