train model Mak G1600bb - Free 3D Print Model

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completo e corretto 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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my reinterpretation of the Mak locomotive.

H0 scale

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@user_679402141

We are slowly figuring assembly out. As an FYI we want to say that the profile only has one part to hold the wheels, you need to print a second one. Also the wheels don’t stay in. we are experimenting now with making the wheels longer, to see if it helps. Edit: wheels were made 1mm wider and they stay in great. holes for the rails, at least on our print , didn't stayed holes. We heated up a thumb tack to make the holes big enough, before gluing them in place.

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@eppofahmi

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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@user_2084092286

what screw is best to fix attach the bogies?

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@user_1110280116

Hello! I used an M3x15

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@JWE1706

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completo e corretto 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Nice model, I still need to figure out how to install a NEM shaft (coupler) and drive

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@user_1110280116

Thank you so much, unfortunately it was created for a diorama, so since it had to remain static, even if the wheels and bogies turn, it was not designed for transmission and NEM couplings. I'm currently busy with other projects and don't have time to modify it. If you can somehow hook it up, you should still pull or push it. I bought some metal wheels to make it roll better. Thank you so much! Unfortunately, the locomotive was built for a diorama and therefore had to remain static, even if the wheels and bogies turn. It is therefore not designed for drive and NEM couplings. I am currently busy with other projects and do not have time to rebuild it. If you can somehow attach it, you should still pull or push it. I bought metal wheels to make it roll better

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@JWE1706

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Replying to @user_1110280116 :

Thanks for the reply, as I already wrote "I have to come up with something"

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@robodogocoaster

how do you design them?

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@user_1110280116

I get drawings from those who commission something, or I look for drawings and photos online of what I need to create, and I use them as references. I import them already scaled into the CAD program I use, such as Fusion 360, etc. Then I start drawing some rough shapes, which are then adjusted. Finally, the details, joints, etc. I hope this helps.

@robodogocoaster

wow 🤩

@user_2407819812

What scale is it

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@user_1110280116

H0 scale, 1/87

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@user_2407819812

Replying to @user_1110280116 :

muchas gracias

@user_3107090163

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Nice model! Are the handrails at the nose (the long one) missing? I see them on you photos, but not in de files

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@user_1110280116

I believe I have added the missing parts👍, both as STL files and as a print plate, I have also added the second missing trolley

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@user_3107090163

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Replying to @user_1110280116 :

Thank you! The trolley/bogie was easy to fix, just print it twice ;-)

@user_679402141

there is no instructions so I would like to have instructions

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@user_3107090163

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Just look at the photo's, easy to figure out

@user_1110280116

I have added a couple of photos that might help you with the assembly, a couple of views with the disassembled parts

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@Tymo_67

this cargo ship is so small and it breaks easily

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@Branex584

printed great but I had to use life like bogeys instead of the printed ones

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@user_1110280116

The project was born for a resin printer, it also worked for me with the boogie printed with fdm because I used it at the beginning as a test, the only modification was to use metal wheels ( from h0 models) to make it slide better

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