Lanester

Hello, a friend of mine is a gifted 3D designer of technical components, and he’s a railway enthusiast specialising in O gauge. He loves creating exotic series of diesel locomotives in 7mm. Johannis currently lives in Finland, but speaks fluent English. One of his most recent designs was the German MAK 800 D, a four-axle diesel-hydraulic shunting locomotive. He has produced various national variants in O gauge, so it was only natural to create the CIE K801 in 1:43,5 as well. It is a non-motorised but rollable model produced in 3D using a filament printer. As a special feature, he has included a driver’s cab interior and a posable cover with a replica of the diesel engine. He does the colouring himself using the simplest of methods; there’s still plenty of scope to improve on it. The model is 237 mm long over buffer. Gauge is 32 mm. He posts about his activities in the English-language section of the German Spur Null Forum. You can also contact him there if you have any further questions. Johannis uses the name ‘Globalzero’ there. https://forum.spurnull-magazin.de/board/51-0-gauge-in-english-language/ However, he will be away for the next two weeks and cannot be contacted until the end of July. Thank you for your attention. Best greetings, Torsten from Germany