Looks amazing! Thank you for posting.
You know, you could sell this, just saying.
Graffen, Extra fine modeling, seeing your work is always stimulating.
Thanks & regards, Peter
rrebell Just kinda curious, what was the cost to print this item, looks great by the way.
Just kinda curious, what was the cost to print this item, looks great by the way.
I just checked my printer logs, and the total cost was roughly $10.
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Very nice!! - Great work!! (as we have come to expect from you)
Guy
see stuff at: the Willoughby Line Site
SpartanCook Looks great Graffen! Do you have any pictures of the 3D printed building before you placed the exterior walls and roof? I am interested to see what it looked like
Looks great Graffen! Do you have any pictures of the 3D printed building before you placed the exterior walls and roof? I am interested to see what it looked like
Great work in building and painting this Graffen, very realistic and impressive building.
Yannis
Thanks!
Here's a pic of it outside in the sun:
And in b/w
Cheers, the Bear.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Hey Graffen!
Beautiful work!
Dave
I'm just a dude with a bad back having a lot of fun with model trains, and finally building a layout!
Very nice!
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
My latest build:
A Stamp mill in HO scale for my HOn3 layout.
I've made it from plans in the "Old wood and stone buildings" book.
I CAD converted the drawn plans and as I have a 3D printer, I printed the timber frame, windows, doors, smoke stack and loading platform.
I then covered the frame with Northeastern wood and the roof with cardboard covered with surgical tape.
The stays for the smokestack are made of piano wire.
The painting is acrylics on mineral spirits soaked wood...It makes it so nicely weathered.
India ink washes to represent rotten wood and shadows etc.
I'm almost finished with the diorama, and will show more pics of the build later.