I'm not sure yet ed, I'm going to source wheels tomorrow and do a test build of what I've printed then try and calculate the cost of the print. It does take time to do the bits individual;y so I will be doing batch prints of components to hopefully speed it up a bit.
The MOST it will cost is £70 based on what paul was charging but I have a feeling it will be less as I am not charging for my time but any surplus will go to a preservation project I'm involved in.
Shane
Great project?
I'll hopefully have the first full set printed today, will be doing things slightly different for future batchs but the basics are there.
Ok guys, I'll do some test prints next week and try to work out a cost.
If I get Paul's work then his costs will be covered and after that any surplus goes to 2859 Locomotive Group to fund its activities.
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I will await to hear what Paul says, I am collecting my printer this week (was ment to be tonight but for personal reasons had to delay). Please do bear in mind that there may be differences between the two in terms of colours and finish etc but should still work.
Not sure where paul is based, but I could in theory collect the 75% completed kits, print the remaining 25% and organise for them to be available to whoever wants them. Obviously Paul would need to get the funds for the 75% he has completed.
Unfortunately they are not, many eBay sellers have lost out on posting abroad as item takes too long to get through, buyer gets annoyed files against seller, wins then item turns up so seller looses out big style.