RobertRoche

With the prices on Shapeways being so high, it would probably be cheaper to print a master and cast it from resin if there is demand. The price for the 4mm version would probably be 3-4 times more expensive than the 2mm version.

3D printed 40 foot beet wagons complete My rake of these wagons is now finished. I think the technology works well for a wagon body such as this, which I would say is well within the 'two foot rule'; particularly when weathered and combined with the detail of the IRM flat wagon. The layering and slightly soft edges are less noticeable in person. Each wagon takes about 6.5 hours to print. There was a small amount of clean up and sanding required before painting. Matching the colour was difficult and initially I wasn't happy with it - I have used the weathering to depict the rake as it might have been later in the season. As there is only a single door for unloading, I have noticed that the wagons were positioned so that the door is on the 'north' side of the tracks (east of Limerick Junction anyway).

Thanks! These wagons were put together for the 2005 beet season - which unfortunately was the last season. The trains ran Wellingtonbridge - Waterford - Limerick Junction - Mallow.

Home Printed Decals I print a lot of decals at home. I use Microsoft Word and AutoCAD to reproduce the art. The decals are printed on Mr Decal Paper (sourced on eBay) using a home inkjet printer set to the highest resolution. Most decals print well, but some are just too small to print on most home machines. Once the ink has dried, I give the decals several coats of spray varnish. It is important to give enough coverage so that the decals won't run when exposed to water. Once ready, any of the usual methods and products for applying decals can be used.

I am trying to decipher what the white and yellow notice on the side of these beet wagons says. Each wagon seemed to have a number on the other end in the form of 'BT 9' etc. The decals on the model will be quite small, and there are a few other issues with my model that I have noticed, including the omission of the end doors to name one. The models are primed for painting now. I may revise the 3D model for a future rake.

A sheet of decals would be possible if there were some slightly better pictures available, I haven't looked too hard and a quick search didn't bring much up.

Is anyone able to save these? https://www.ebay.ie/itm/IRISH-RAILWAY-MODELS-IRM-1013-BULK-CEMENT-WAGON-amp-BRAKE-VAN-OO-GAUGE-/224068987374?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276

Another Galway MK2 generator going for big money....if anyone wants one I have a spare https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Murphys-Models-MM5601-MK2-Generator-Car/283921868110?hash=item421b0fe54e:g:pJ8AAOSwVSte7zRl Also a grey 071 and blue 071....the usual prices - https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Murphy-Models-MM7078-GM-071-Class-078-Irish-Rail-Trains-Grey-OO-Gauge-Used/203028161746?hash=item2f456be4d2:g:jOwAAOSwHkRe78tr https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Murphy-Models-MM0112-Class-111-NIR-Blue-112-Diesel-Locomotive-OO-Gauge-Used/203027994517?hash=item2f45695795:g:3JQAAOSwwx9e76ZG

Hi Noel, Have you tried this method? I'm not sure that it would work with the primer (and I haven't watched the whole video).

Some RPSI cravens for sale at the moment: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Limited-Edition-3-x-RPSI-Craven-carriages-in-GNR-I-blue-and-cream-as-preserved/383584485524?hash=item594f6ac094:g:7TYAAOSwy-le18Ta

Looks great, a favourite of mine also.

Some videos of a derailment on 19 May 2020 in the US

Electrical connections now complete, and all point motors working off DCC.

Many of the listing on this site appear to be lifted directly off eBay pages from other sellers. Example: this listing title is slightly different, but many are the exact wording - note how it states free postage in the US - https://por.slevin-music.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_2_3_12_48&products_id=28503 https://www.ebay.ie/itm/ALASKA-RAILROAD-BALDWIN-VO-1000-LOCOMOTIVE-W-DCC-LOKSOUND-FREE-SHIP-IN-U-S/233174438999?hash=item364a479457:g:Y1AAAOSwawpXveFH

Over one week I put together a 4 foot long test board - mainly to be used for testing DCC equipped stock; it is also divided into electrical blocks to test detection and automated running in the future. I used scenery materials that I have had for over 10 years, and would probably not use on a 'real' layout. I also produced and applied decals to a HGV.

Excellent, I should do the same, as I want one, just not that colour.

That work is so clean, quite inspirational.

That must be it! Thanks, she won't be impressed

I got a postcard from my other half this morning. Can anyone find the reference image she used?

Some inspiration for your build: https://youtu.be/5Rcm6zckN70

Did you order the kit or pre-assembled? The kit took me 10.5 hours but it was worth it.

https://www.pressreader.com/ireland/wexford-people/20191105/282175062924091

An OO scale container printed in PLA, needs clean up: Some O scale details: If you want to print larger functional prints this was printed in PETG: