JM Design new materials, finer detail and lower prices!

[Mayner]

We have received our first production order from a new supplier and we are now able to sell our 3D printed wagons at a lower price point!

Our new supplier has the capability to print models in engineering resins including an ABS-like resin similar to that NZ based company that carried out some of our original prototyping and production, though to a higher resolution.

I have a small number of open wagons, vans and grain wagons available from stock, but I will be in the States visiting family and friends and won't be able to process orders from late June to Mid July.

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The label clip and oval plate which our previous supplier struggled to print is now clearly defined.

GSWR van detail clearly defined few 'tell tale" signs of 3D printing.

A small number of CIE & GSWR Vans, Standard Open and GSR Bulk Grain are currently available from stock.

Unfortunately a batch of Brake Van bodies were badly damaged in the post and unusable.

 

[Mayner]

Decorated model of 15653 as an example of the standard of prints from our new supplier.

Although the painting was a bit of a rush job, the surface detail is nicely re-produced on all four sides of the wagon body with little of the tell-tale signs of 3D printing.

The body on this model was printed in what's described as a "tough-resin" the chassis in an ABS-like Resin which appears to have similar properties to our original print output. 

 

 

 

[Gabhal Luimnigh]

Nice job