Hi all,

I just managed it, and finished an eleven year old project.
Now there is nothing left in my way building a dump-car frame from either cardboard or sheet brass - the only three parts that couldn't be fairly represented by multiple layers can now be 3D printed: Wheels, axleboxes, and coupler-bolts.

Hi all,

a few weeks ago, in various forums I posted a first glimpse at my latest 3D-prints :)
Then came a rehab, and a vacation - together with one or another surprise ... so it took a little longer until I could take the photos and write down some words.

After testing the first items I found two worth printing, and sharing with other 0-scale narrow gaugers.
So these are available from Shapeways:

As I learned from O Scale Trains Magazine, the Railfan Five Challenge calls for those five photos that can best illustrate moments or scenes that influenced your personal interest in railroading.
So here from Worms, Germany, are my five most influencing scenes in railroading.