Freight Terminal Building Replacement for Tyco Trucking US1
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This is a replacement freight terminal building for the Tyco Trucking US-1 freight terminal "action accessory."
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This is a replacement freight terminal building for the Tyco Trucking US-1 freight terminal "action accessory." It includes the building, which is printed flat and assembled just like the original. And it includes the roof. I printed this in PETG, and I'd recommend that you pull it off the build plate shortly after printing (while it's still hot) and fold the corners then. Depending on the plastic you use, if it's cool when you bend it, I suspect it's much more likely to crack when you bend the corners. If that's the case, just use a hair dryer or something to warm it up first.
As for the roof-- I printed it with the outside on the top surface. This required a lot of supports, but I found it provided the best surface. Printing it upside down would give a different surface finish, but would also wouldn't need supports.
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This is a replacement freight terminal building for the Tyco Trucking US-1 freight terminal "action accessory." It includes the building, which is printed flat and assembled just like the original. And it includes the roof. I printed this in PETG, and I'd recommend that you pull it off the build plate shortly after printing (while it's still hot) and fold the corners then. Depending on the plastic you use, if it's cool when you bend it, I suspect it's much more likely to crack when you bend the corners. If that's the case, just use a hair dryer or something to warm it up first.
As for the roof-- I printed it with the outside on the top surface. This required a lot of supports, but I found it provided the best surface. Printing it upside down would give a different surface finish, but would also wouldn't need supports.