Interior for a Märklin H0 coach wagon

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This is an interior for Märklin coach wagons which were not delivered with interior (like the "Silberlingen" 4042 and 4043) . The original interior is not sold separately and as there are no 3d-designs for this (yet), I decided to measure the original interior and re-design it in Blender. The original interior is created as a "one-piece" part. However, wagons without interior have a metal partition in the middle, so you have to print it in 2 parts anyhow (or remove the metal partition, but that might destabilize the wagon) Splitting it up in 4 parts made it possible to mount the interior through the openings in the roof for some models, so you don't have to take the wagon apart. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker Original Supports: No Resolution: normal Notes: I used bronze filament, as this is close to the original color of some interiors. You need to print 2 end parts and both the middle part files to fill up a long (24cm) wagon. Post-Printing The middle section has 2 versions: one with small notches at the end and one without these notches. This is needed because the metal partition inside the wagon has metal flaps which are sticking out a bit. Depending on the type of wagon there are two ways to mount the interior: older models (with cellophane windows): squeeze the parts through the top. First the middle sections, and then the end sections newer models (with plastic windows): remove the bogie (the thing holding the wheels), bend the metal flaps on the inside at the end which are part of the metal steps. Remove the steps and gently push the bottom to be able to unhook the side panels. After unhooking you can remove the bottom and place the interior.