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Designing and 3D Printing an N Scale Model Train Station/Freight Depot!
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
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Today we are using tinkercad to design an N Scale Freight Depot/Train Station from the 1920s-1950s era. This was a fun one for me because it was a little less boxy than previous builds and I was able to put a little more detail into it. I also am debuting 2 new models for sale in my Etsy Store! This Freight Depot and an N Scale Fuel Dealer which you have seen me design the parts for in a previous video. These are all models that I intend to use on my model railroad.
Start of Design 1:17
Final Product 4:58
Fuel Dealer 5:53
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Looks great Jimmy
these things are intriguing my son got me started, only limited by your imagination thank you for sharing
Just bought both the Freight Depot and Oil Dealer on Etsy!!! Thank for making affordable items for n scale.... Jose
That's a really great building, nice to see some small freight buildings coming out of the 3d printer....thanks for sharing....Jack 👍👍🎉
WOW. there is alot to that 3D printing stuff. thanks for showing us
Looks great I need to learn tinkercad.
It's really quite simple for a design program.
That was fun, thanks for sharing the creative process!
Bought one of the fuel dealer and the depot - can't go wrong for the price and quality of your buildings. Just hope I didn't miss out on the depot as the stock was getting low when I ordered. Now to start laying track so I have somewhere to put these. ;-) Thanks for being an inspiration to many and somewhere to spend some RR money.
Cool 😊
I have a couple of ideas for n-scale, but do t know how to do it myself. Saws for granite quarring.
Neat building Jimmy. These could also be place on layouts as a small depot in the very rural towns that didn't have a lot of passenger service but more or less for mail. You plan on doing one in HO?
Nice video there. So Tinker Cad what your design is from nice.
Another couple of good adds there Jimmy. You got my order?
Can you please explain how to set up in tinkercad to use tichy train group window and door castings
Jimmy, I have really enjoyed your videos and decided with the recent Anycubic sale to buy a 3d printer. What tinkercad videos/instructional sources have you found the best? Thanks!!
Get a portable AC unit...3-400 bux Walmart Lowe's home depot etc
My wife won't let me cut a hole in the wall for the vent tube 😰
@@DIYDigitalRailroad well....you could on the garage door....double as an exhaust hole... put one of those dryer vent flappers on the outside
Just tell her you'll put a clothesline in the backyard then you'll have your dryer vent tube they usually come around pretty fast :-)
@@DIYDigitalRailroad I can relate
Jimmy, in your calculator segment at 01:31, it reads 4267 * .00625 Can you please explain what that means? I realize this is an estimate for N Scale/Gauge but I haven't figured out the math just yet. Are you converting to centimeters? Also, when doing say H0, do you use the same design but upscale the whole thing to another calculation? Thanks!
Hey Johnny! No problem. So the 4267 is 168 inches or 14 feet converted to millimeters. the .00625 is decimal version of 1:160 which is N Scale. So I used google to convert to millimeters from inches, then I got the scale measurement by multiplying it by .00625. The reason I am using millimeters is that 3D printers build space is measured in millimeters so its easier to build for that. for HO scale all you have to do is 1/87 and you get .0115 So instead of multiplying the 4267 by .00625, you would multiply it by .0115.
@@DIYDigitalRailroad That rules, thanks for explaining that so well!
Hey Jimmy what was your cad time for this building?
If my buildings are square, I've gotten them down to about an hour for a building. I have made templates that make things go a lot faster. If it is a 100% custom design it can take me days if I tweak it it a lot.
Would have been nice if you actually taught us how to do the steps you blew thru.
Any thoughts of clapboard or wooden structures?
If you are referring to wood buildings, I am currently working on templates for them. If you are referring to wood kits, I have a new printer on order that can print special wood filaments!
@@DIYDigitalRailroad sunlu wood pla it comes out feeling like actual wood)
I have watched your videos on building these models several times but you show the process at such high speed it is difficult to follow, it would be nice if you slow it down to a speed we that we can follow and learn.
I've actually done a slower video where I go through using Tinkercad. ua-cam.com/video/IOyos4CiZFo/v-deo.html
You really need to dial up your printer better.
Dude, your Tinkercad segment is making me motion sick.