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Single/double track railway crossing for Roco Line in H0

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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This railway crossing was planned as a remix by minuber Many problems occurred during scaling, so I was forced to redesign everything

This model currently only works with Roco Line track without ballast (H0) I will still work on a solution for the Piko A track without ballast The Roco track geometry has been maintained with a distance of 61.6 mm (see photo) The rails are simply pushed into the template (can be a bit tight) I designed it so that they really have hardly any play The width is 70 mm!

Update: There is now a version where the railway crossing is rotated by 22.5 degrees The project is here: https://makerworld.com/de/models/3088868-bahnubergang-im-22-5-grad-winkel-fur-roco-line-h0#profileId-3480089

 

The print template also includes a single-track crossing (not shown in the photos) I have omitted a flashing light system I later reworked the railway barrier and St Andrew's Cross with a red acrylic pen Anyone who wishes can set up a two-color print (white/red) via Bambu Studio

 

A ramp is included for completion It can still be scaled without problems The same applies to the concrete bases of the barrier system

 

The track infill is also available in two versions:

1. With texture (as was the case with our railway crossing) and

2. without texture as concrete mass

 

I used the following filaments:

Sunlu PLA +: olive green

Bambu Basic: white, black, and dark gray

You can find more models here:
https://makerworld.com/de/@aemmighausen

 

I will be uploading more models and remixes in the near future.

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