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Tutorial to build the train.pdf

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Locomotive parts

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Locomotive

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Wheels support

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Tender

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Wheels

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Bell

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Coal

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I used the “0.08mm High Quality @BBL A1” preset as a base and made the following adjustments in these categories:&nbsp;Support:<ul><li>Enable support: true</li><li>Support critical regions only: true</li><li>Type: tree(auto)</li><li>Top interface spacing: 0</li><li>Top interface layers: 3</li><li>Top Z distance: 0.16</li><li>Support wall loops: 2</li><li>Tree support branch angle: 60</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;Speed:<ul><li>Outer wall: 30</li><li>Small perimeters: 15%</li></ul>&nbsp;

0.08mm layer, 30 Outer wall, 15% Small perimeters

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I created this low-poly model inspired by the Polar Express, my all-time favorite train. As a child, I watched the movie hundreds of times, so when I saw the Trip to North Pole Design Contest, it was the first thing that came to mind. This version is less detailed than the original locomotive but retains its charm through the low-poly style, which I’m very passionate about. In the attached documentation, you’ll find a PDF with assembly instructions. I hope you find them easy to follow and enjoy the model!

Low Poly Train

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