bundeena2230

Well done Kevin, you have inspired me to pull the proverbial out of the fundamental and get back to mine !

Sorry Kevin, models been put on hold for work commitments, but they have just stopped, and the WD is top of the list, email me as kevin@3d.com.au if you wish, I will look into the motor situation for you, but as I remember the tender did push my loco on the test track.

K

Please keep us informed of the progress and colours used, I have something similar that wants painting, so I am interested in this.

Regards

Kevin

Hi, what did you start with ?

Kevin

Thanks for the K3 pics, please update us as you clean it, and what is the material like to work with? is it a soft(ish) plastic?

I was wondering if cleaning up can lead to digging into the body.

K

PS, I didnt notice before - is this 2mm scale ?

Hi Steve, I am fascinated with this.... Can you tell me what it costs to get something like this printed in plastic ? And maybe if you could, post a photo of what it looks like when you first receive it, I cant visualise the "clean up process" to mentioned in your last posting.

I imagine its straight forward to make gaps for the motor and frame when you are drawing this (?)

Although I am sitting here thinking of how you scan a chassis and wheels, to allow the cad program to import it and show the clearances......... Phew.

Then again, thank God for the Dremel

Kevin

What an inspiration.

Thanks

Kevin