I found the files for this on Thingiverse, though it was  listed as and included files for a steam shovel. It was also set up as 1:48, so I multipled it by .55 when I printed it to make it HO scale.  Printerbot Play printer.  The roof is styrene and tin foil.  

This seems to accompany most Western Pacific cabooses.

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I'm scratchbuilding a loading dock for my #NMRAContest entry. I have to admit, it turned out well. I was proud. I showed my wife who was suitably impressed (who do I want to impress?) There was a piece of wood that was oversized and I waiting for the glue to dry before I cut it off. While cutting it off, my hand slipped (WAY too much pressure on the blade) and my hand literally crushed the delicate structure. I can repair it. But that's not the point. I learned to be more humble and to take time and let the blade do the work and not my muscle. I needed 2 things. 1.

Hi all, I have had a problem with putting my HOn3 locomotives and cars on the track.
On my standard gauge I used a plastic rerailer ramp.
It's a bit of an overhang on the narrow gauge equipment, so you can't easily grab the trucks to rerail them...
I heard that there was a commercially made rerailer ramp available, but I haven't seen one in many years.
I then designed this: