Here is a Higher Res Version of the Flyer. Ryan

Looks great Fenton. I have one of these in my stash and a set of Teds decals. Did you add any weights or is the car weight ok out of the box? Ryan

Hello Steam Era Freight Car modellers. Just a quick announcement that we have completely restocked our line of Mini Kits and added new detail parts to our line. Full details on the website including u

Ok here goes. 1. Yes, Parts can come out different sizes if printed along its length or across its length. 2. Out of the printer I can say it will hold +\- 0.002” over an inch, but it can shrink or be

I will take a video but I am off work for two weeks so it will have to wait

Dennis good point you brought up about the grit blasting. I do grit blast all my 3D printed parts or sand flat areas of parts with the sanders I sell trough National Scale Car. I developed the sanders

I would like to offer to shed some light on the Jet printing Process, as it seams there is a genuine interest by this group to further understand the process. At work I manage and run both a 3D System

Thanks Guys. As Tim’s post about the correct car numbers points out, the number on my car is wrong. This was caused by a cascade of errors induced by my method of applying decals. I like to apply the

Here is my effort in creating the 10’6 EJ&E car with 8’ door. I kit bashed it, as I did not have one of the sunshine mini kits. There was an article a few years back in RMC on modelling this car. It w