Pioneer Wagon in parts 1-32 scale

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this is the pioneer wagon from here:https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/vehicles/pioneer-wagon as usual, my printer has problems to print complicated forms (specially standing wheels) so, for printing this wagon i just cut it up with netfabb. the wheels and the drawbars should print without support, the other parts need support. the thing is scaled in 1:32ish ;-) Print Settings Printer: daVinci AiO Resolution: 0.2 Notes: btw, for those, who have the same ever returning problem as i have - scaling! to change scale, just divide the actual scale, through the scale you want. -so let's say, a tall person has a height of 6' or 180 cm. -in 1:32 that would be a figure of 5.6cm or 56mm height. (180cm:32) -in G-scale/ 1:22.5 the figure should be a figure of 8cm or 80mm. -let's make the test: 80mm divided by 56mm is? right. 1.41 (or 141% of 56mm) ...so, for F scale or 1:20.3 you print the wagon in 158%. ...for G scale or 1:22.5 in 142% ...for 1:24 in 133% ...for 1:25 in 128% ...in 1:29 in 110% ...in 1:32 in 100% ...in 1:35 in 91% ...in 1:48 in 67% ...in 28mm scale at 50% ...in H0 or 1:87 at 37% ...in 18mm scale at 32% ...in N scale? forgeddit! ..........sorry, the cool formatting is from the program, not from me. Post-Printing if you want a model, just glue the parts together and paint them. if you want it to move: find some screws from a broken plastic toy or radio, drill a hole in the hub/center of the wheels, in a diameter, that one can push the screw in, without turning it. take the next smaller drill, and make holes in the axles. i think, i'll search for some oxen to draw that wagon. edit 2016, april 15 printed it with 0.2 layers, slow print and "excellent" quality. the supports on medium density setting. each part alone. it took about 21 hours of total printing time.