3D Printing In N Gauge - When it goes awry!
This morning I had a go at taking out the windows of my DU65 Draisine. I was using a drill and unfortunately the plastic was too brittle on this batch and this happened:
It was a reminder that 3D printing is a very fragile art. Luckily the frosted option was chosen so that the windows could be left in situ should this type of thing occur. So I put together one of the other DU65's I had to hand.
It only required the bonnet and the sides at the back to be added. I need to add the exhaust manifold but this will be done as soon as I get some styrene.
I then want to paint up a few examples. With leaving the windows in situ I think it will be tricky.
Here is the original prototype:
And a line up of the three:
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