Peter McCombe
Wizmacnz
3D modeler,
Designer,
Artist,
Maker,
Artisan
A narrower platform canopy printed as a single model. Canopy components can be bought individually to make an unlimited variety of canopies to suit your station - http://shpws.me/QDBx
Cheaper version of chimney stacks by printing on a sprue - http://shpws.me/PswV
Wizmacnz Here is the new model. I hope this is what you meant.
https://www.shapeways.com/product/EY574J2SF/footbridge-3-n-scale
Wizmacnz I'm working on a model to achieve what you were looking to do, but the Shapeways pricing mechanism has a lot of variables, so I won't really know until something can be uploaded. I'm guessing somewhere around twice as much.
Wizmacnz I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are we talking about 3 flights of steps to land on three separate platforms? One set of platforms on the left are two tracks apart and the platforms to the right only one track apart ?
Wizmacnz @davebrown2655 I can if you can give me some dimensions.
A modified version of the lattice footbridge in N Scale with a slightly wider span. http://shpws.me/MNZL
Doors are being updated to allow printing at HO Scale - http://shpws.me/MDlp
Wizmacnz @Peterpetrum I'll have a look at adjusting the design and will let you know as soon as an alternative product is up on Shapeways.
Wizmacnz @Peterpetrum I agree it's ridiculous. With a minimum sprue size now of 2mm. I wondered if it was realistic to expect someone to cut these tiny things from a sprue., so I haven't really looked at how I could make it more reasonable. What about a deep one that you slice into sections with a razor saw? I could indent the edges to provide cutting guides.
