Hello all, I thought it might be a good idea, now that I have a good number of models uploaded, to share what I make. My name is John and I am a model railroader in my 30s. I bought my A1 Mini last year to create small details for my model railroad (grab rails, 1:24 scale details, etc.). I have since expanded slightly, with plans in future to print entire locomotives. But, for now, I wanted to share some of my favorite designs so far. My models are primarily split into two categories: Model Railroad ~ G-Gauge and 1:24 Scale Details. For those of you not into trains, perhaps the second collection will be more to your liking. My most popular model currently is a remix (linked) of milk crates which I shrunk down to 1:24 scale and made stackable. These milk crates fit my maple syrup jugs and a remix I did of a milk gallon, both of which can be found on my profile. Thank you to everyone who has enjoyed my models so far and found ways to show their appreciation. I don't do any form of revenue income, this is just a way for me to share what I design as part of my personal projects with others. I will continue to post projects as long as people continue to be interested. #Sharing Makes #Thank You!

#Sharing Makes Hi all! I've never posted before so I thought I'd introduce myself and talk about what I do. My name is John. I am a model railroader and I bought my A1 Mini for this hobby. Of course, I've already ended up printing other things! I am finding the printer quite a useful tool but I still have much to learn. So far, my published designs are all related to model trains, specifically my 45mm "g scale" trains. I will also have models eventually for HO scale and other models that relate to fandoms such as the Wizarding World and Avatar Legends. Attached is my first published model. But, I also have some other 1:24 scale details (currently my 1:24 scale maple syrup jug is most popular) on my profile along with train archbar trucks, and some signs for the right-of-way. Please let me know what you think of my work so far in the comments. I look forward to adding more to my profile soon!