25 models
This is a 1:29 scale drawn from an equipment diagram and reference phots found on the Interwebs. Optimized for FDM printing. Tub split in half is for less than 240mm bed (Ender 3) You will need: 3mm sheet of plastic, wood, metal cut to…
Freezer and Food Bag Clip
This is the Original file. Contact my Email at [email protected] if you would like modifications or permutations of the design to your specific needs. Despite the claims of Spencer3D on Ebay to the contrary. I also provide printing,…
This is an overengineered spray booth primarily intended for air brushing. The 3d models covers all the part needed for this build this booth with the exception of wooden frame, the polycarbonate panels and electronics. The main feature…
Pennsylvania Railroad class X42 Mail Storage Boxcar in HO scale, sourced from PRR diagrams from prr.railfan.net/diagrams Chassis will need to be glued to the body and the roofwalks will need to be glued to the top. Truck pins may need to…
Since I am only in France for a few weeks per year there is no need for me to glue the tolbadge holder to the front window of my car. This holder can be shoved onto a parking ticket holder It is designed for a French Mango mobilités…
We all know the interior Bachmann has in their business car is just horrid. Here is my take on a PRR style interior to replace that. It's based on car 180, that seems to be the closest match to the window pattern Bachmann copied from the…
I quick PRR type passenger shelter in HO scale Category: Hobby
In 1964 a cash strapped Pennsylvania Railroad outshopped 20 something high capacity commuter coaches rebuilt from former N&W sleeping cars. These P85m type cars featured a small lounge at one end that was later removed for even more high…
I finally got around to making this part. These parts are for extending my PRR F22 Flatcar into a PRR FM style Flatcar. 2 of the center sections along with 1 deck section are needed to extend the F22.…
Hello, This is a PRR F-22 Flatcar I am working on. The car is scaled for G-Scale 1/29th The is in half so 2 will need to be printed. There is a recess hole for a 6-32 nut and 6-32 screw to hold it together. I am planning to use 3 of these…
APRR badge holder. The support fits on the sun visor (BMW X3 G01), it could also fit on a 20mm thick sun visor.
Drop-in interior for Rivarossi's 1920's Heavyweight Observation Car, based on blueprints, http://prr.railfan.net/diagrams/PRRdiagrams.html?diag=priv_180_fp-46249.gif&sel=busi&sz=sm&fr = , of Pennsylvania Railroad's "Philadelphia" Z74c…
Drop-in interior for the Rivarossi Streamlined Observation Car, of the Pennsylvania Railroad POS21 class observation sleeper car. Based on Pullman plan 4133,…
Model in the style of the standard PRR branchline shelter. Modeled in 1:20.3 scale. Inner trim pieces may need cutting and filing to fit. If you like it, please consider donating to Large Scale Central. (www.largescalecentral.com)
These are partially complete designs for Pennsylvania Railroad's PG and PK coaches. There may be minor fit issues between parts and the under body truss rod details are incomplete. Otherwise knock your socks off and have fun. Designed to…
As documented by Spookshow and others, the Broadway Limited P5a model suffers from poor performance due to the outermost trucks not making continious contact with the rail. This spacer forces the trucks to stay lower and engage the rail.…
My added valueis quite low, as crasy3d did all the important work with taking the correct measures and the original design. https://www.thingiverse.com/make:1165164 But as I share mine with my familiy, I added a channel for velcro or…
This is a light lens, or roundel used primarily by the Pennsylvania Railroad in their position light signals and Norfolk Western used these lenses until 1959 when they started upgrading their lenses to color lenses, aptly name Color…
make support enebeld
Sleeve for 35mm airsoft suppressor.
This is a light lens, or roundel used primarily by the Pennsylvania Railroad in their position light signals and Norfolk Western used these lenses until 1959 when they started upgrading their lenses to color lenses, aptly name Color…
