Amtrak Acela 0 Gauge trainset
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3d printable remote control 0 Gauge Amtrak Acela modeltrain set
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Beschreibung des 3D-Modells
We are proud to present our newest 0-Gauge, 3D-printable train set!
This model is inspired by the North American Amtrak Acela high-speed train, the fastest train with tilting technology in the United States.
Features of the Model
- Wi-Fi Remote Control: Operated via an ESP32 web server.
- Innovative Claw Couplers: The train can be pushed or pulled by the motorized power car.
- Detailed Interior: Includes seating and other features in the passenger car.
- Functional Pantograph: Mounted on the power car for added realism.
Printing Requirements
To print this model, you will need a minimum bed size of 300mm x 300mm.
All files are organized into folders by component, and we’ve included a detailed assembly manual that lists all necessary parts and provides step-by-step instructions.
Parts Needed
Mechanical Parts
- Roulade needles (to be cut to the correct length using side cutters; more details are provided in the manual).
- M3 machine screws (various lengths).
- M3 self-tapping screws (various lengths; optional but helpful).
- M2.5 screws (e.g., M2.5 x 6mm).
- M4 or M5 washers.
- Small kitchen rubber bands (used as tires to increase traction on the tracks).
Electronics
- DC Motor: Diameter of 28mm.
- ESP32 Wroom Microcontroller.
- Jumper wires: Male-to-female and female-to-female.
- Motor driver board: Featuring the L298N motor driver chip.
- We recommend the Arceli Motor Driver Board, which includes an onboard DC-DC converter chip to transform the 9V supply voltage to 5V for the ESP32 microcontroller.
- Example: ARCELI L298N Motor Drive Controller Board Module Dual H-Bridge (for Arduino projects).
- We recommend the Arceli Motor Driver Board, which includes an onboard DC-DC converter chip to transform the 9V supply voltage to 5V for the ESP32 microcontroller.
- Arduino IDE: To program the ESP32 microcontroller.
- Soldering skills: Recommended for assembly.
Happy printing and building!
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We’re here to help!