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Train station lamp M1:22,5 M1:24

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0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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Description

The model is designed in scale 1:22.5–1:24 and is suitable for garden railways.

 

Station lamp model. Attention! Manual skill is required to complete the lamp! Also basic knowledge of electronics.
The lamp was printed from ASA material -I haven't tried PETG, but I believe it will print without problems. The cover glass is made of PETG material. If you use a good material for printing, it is possible to choose a layer thickness of 0.12 mm. For lamp printing always use: Brim.
Edges need to be trimmed/cleaned after printing is complete. Watch the assembly and gluing procedure on the video. The basic wiring diagram is shown in the picture. If you have a different voltage, you need to change the value of the resistor. If you don't know how to connect, write to me.

 

Adjust the number of parts to print as needed. In the printing profile, printing of all parts for two types of lamps is set.

 

Necessary accessories (Use similar parts):
 

LED 5mm warm white 8500mcD, 3100K, 8500mcd, 20mA, 3,1V (type)

Socket 2.54mm Pitch (type)

cables AWG 22 or smaller (type)

 

 

 


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I have printed several lamps so far Unfortunately, I am still missing the transparent PETG, which is currently on its way However, the lamps were printed in matte black PLA They have now been painted dark green
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With a little bit of modeling putty, a bit of sanding and grey primer it came out beautifully!
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wow tell me how you is the brick work? 👌
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I used mosaic stone tiles, separated the individual colored pieces, and then placed and glued them one by one to create the platform surface. It took some time, but I like the result. ;-)
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These are very nice lamps! Is it possible to also upload the two-sided lamp as a Step file? Unfortunately, there is only the 3mf file available for it. That would help me a lot. Thanks :)
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Thanks for the hint I didn't even notice that I hadn't published the STEP file I have since corrected it 😉
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I love the lamps, and I love that platform with them... Do you have a link to the platform for printing? Thank you :)
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Thanks! I’m really glad you like the lamps. The platform you see in the photos isn’t 3D printed though — it’s actually real stone tiles glued down on my garden railway. So there’s no printable file for it. 🙂
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Fits perfectly with my garden railway
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Fresh off the printer! The details on this model are insane!
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Great, I had to cut it because I only own an A1 mini
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does not speak the scale
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