GP60 Locomotive (SP) - Dragon Railway - Free 3D Print Model

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RamBros

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250% sized, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

72.5 h

16 plates

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Description

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The GP60 is a diesel-electric locomotive made by EMD in the 80s. It was used for freight trains and was known for its cab-forward design and improved fuel efficiency. Despite being largely replaced by newer models, it is still in service today.

The GP60 locomotive scale model has been designed to be highly detailed, right down to the smallest parts, such as the locomotive's handrails and headlights.

Whether it's for the Dragon Railway or as a display piece, the 3D printed GP60 locomotive scale model provides a unique and visually stunning representation of one of the most iconic locomotives in history.

Dragon GP60 (SP) - Dragon Railway

1/64 Scale

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Comment & Rating (45)

@user_1893777797

what scale would I need to get it to HO?

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@rambros

Scale it by 73.56% for HO scale, I will recommend a 0.3mm nozzle for it

@Sloryburn

Replying to @rambros :

Hello, for O scale, what is the calculation to get the percentage for resizing please

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@rambros

Replying to @Sloryburn :

To scale our S scale models to other scales, S scale / scale of your choice * 100, eg 64"S"/48"O"*100=133.33%

@user_3456644795

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very good model I added a design to it, it seems I did well

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@rambros

That looks awesome, thanks for the boost friend!

@user_2302778491

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added my colorful touch playing around this weekend almost done with it very nice detailed engine

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@rambros

Wow that's a colourful engine! Its an unique one! Thank you for the boost friend! I am glad you like it!

@Maltux

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Great model. Scaled to HO

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@rambros

Thanks! Happy making!

@3DMixedCreation

is it already scaled to HO or did you jave to change the scale? if you changed it can you share the settings please.

@Maltux

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Replying to @3DMixedCreation :

HO is 1/87. S gauge is 1/64. I multiplied by 0.7356.

@user_3185135102

Can you make a UP SD70ACE and a BNSF ES44AC please if you have the time atleast make one of them

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@rambros

Hey, we make models based on popular community requests, I am working on a different project for now, I will get back to it soon

@user_3185135102

Replying to @rambros :

Ok I know you have the ES44 and i have the $6 member i want to 3d print the ES44 is their a way where i can get it

@rambros

Replying to @user_3185135102 :

Hey, the ES44C4 and other premium models are only available at our buymeacoffe shop (members get a discount!) Our memberships includes models in beta testing and not the completed models. Thank you!

@user_2359486923

what scale would need to be set to scale the trucks to match the rest of the engine? when i open them the trucks are huge compared to the body.

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@user_2359486923

i notice the scale is different between what is found in the stls and those in the 3mf. I do not print in multi color. i print and paint.

@rambros

Replying to @user_2359486923 :

Hi, The 3mf files are generated in cura, so it will oppen with the pproper setting only in cura, use the stl fles of other slicers, all files should printed with 100% scale

@nexus2

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Nice"

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@rambros

Thank you! I am glad you like it!

@frontiereu

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Nice, sized it up to 250%. only the middle 4 holes don''t line up with the Chassis and body.

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@rambros

Thank you my friend!! Great to see a G scale print!

@user_2086300870

I cannot get a decent print of the frame for this model no matter what I try. The overhangs and lack of a decent flat part to sit on the print bed are really causing problems. Can anyone share some tips for the support settings? I'm using an A1 Mini and PLA with a .4mm nozzle. I've tried regular supports, tree supports, and special profiles for PETG used as the support interface. I really want to print this for a coworker that loves trains, but it's proving quite frustrating.

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@rambros

Hello friend, please checkout our cura 3mf file, it contains the all the print settings we used.

@user_2086300870

Replying to @rambros :

Will do - thank you!

@user_2023390309

Hello, good afternoon! On a link that answers whether it can be printed in G scale, it says that G scale is 1:32, and if I'm not mistaken, G scale is 1:22, is that a typo? Thank you very much in advance

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