Model Railway / Railroad - 3D Printed Locos & Rolling Stock

Model Railway / Railroad - 3D Printed Locos & Rolling Stock
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[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi everyone, many thanks for such a great response and feedback. Thanks for all your suggestions. Please remember that we only make the bodies so if there is no commercially available loco chassis then i am afraid we wont be able to help with some of your ideas. Its also quicker and easier to produce freelance items in the style of something than a rivet perfect copy.

[@ExtraLeben]

taht is a great idea ^^.. especially if someone is on a budget like u or me. a friend of mine got a 3d printer last week and if one sands the model and airbrush it .. they look almost as good as the expensive models one can buy .. it all comes down to printer settings and grade of detail on the model blueprint.. my friend printed a 1:1200 battelship (the Bismarck) and it looks incredible.. so there isnt really a motiv to buy the expensive locos anymore .. just buying a chassis and build the 3d printed locos is much more fun and u can really get in tocuh with ur creation .. and even can build locos who are not available on the market .. like fantasy locos ..

[@BudgetModelRailways]

We have a new OO loco body due out in the next week

[@dodge1170]

This came right on time. I've been thinking of building a very very small layout to fit on top of a chest of drawers. The layout will include both a small narrow gauge terminus with run round loop and a siding as well as a single standard gauge line to run a DMU in and out of. These are the exact sort of things I was looking for and I look forward to ordering some once the layout is in a running state. Very good idea and not breaking the balance at about £20 a loco

[@haydntanner3627]

Well done guys. I’m an N gauge-er. Rolling stock has nearly doubled in the past 5 years to the stage where I had decided enough is enough. I can possibly rethink that now. Hats off to you and I wish you loads of success (which I think is a foregone conclusion if you stick with it)!

[@Demun1649]

It is all down to Brexshite you know.

[@scottc287]

Awesome! This is the kind of idea I was talking about in your "Model Railways are too expensive video". Keep it up!

[@ModelMinutes]

These look great! I dabbled with some 3d printing (link to my shapeways shop on my channel) designing T gauge buildings. They were made many years ago, but it's something I'd like to get back into. Your kits make me want to give OO9 a go!

[@ELPaso1990TX]

Model Minutes did it take you long to learn CAD? I’d love to get a 3D printer but the complexity of learning CAD puts me off.

[@poshingtonno1157]

Amazing kits. I have not been able to build a 009 layout because the prices of 009 locos and rolling stock are so high but now I really want to as these kits are so affordable. I also think it is great all the locos fit the one chassis, even the steam loco. All I need now is the space for the layout. The engineers vehicle is a great idea and would look great in a little shed of its own on a little siding.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks, as improved with my video on the 009 layout you don't need a lot of room, in fact if you made a shunting layout even less. The engineers vehicle is my favourite.

[@TRAMJUNCTION7147HG]

Hat's off to you both, for making these 3D model kits at prices much lower than the major manufacturers kits. I like the idea of producing some small locos to fit the Hornby 0-4-0 chassis. These could easily be swapped around with the current Hornby Locos, to add a variety of body styles, without having to purchase extra chassis. Something to think about in 009. How about some open passenger coaches, the type you see on miniature railways across the country. a Building a Miniature Railway incorporated into a 00 gauge layout would be quite an interesting addition for a layout, something I have thought about after seeing one at a model railway exhibition several years ago.

[@jeffreyhatcher1445]

I think this is a great idea and a great addition to the service you and Doug already provide. I was making a start in 009 before I realized the loco prices plus shipping were crazy to Canada. Fortunately as a loyal subscriber, I was happy to come upon the 18 inch OO layout and have started collecting the 4 and 6 wheel locos...now you're back making 009 affordable. What's a fellow to do? I think I'll stick with the OO now but will anxiously watch the OO offerings, especially any Pug/Peckett/class 3s and your version of the 4 wheel coaches that I saw running on the 18" layout.

[@rogo23]

Alright mate, as an avid 009 modeller myself, 3D stuff is a life saver

[@NixTrains]

Life saver indeed! :-D

[@adrianandkatrinadove203]

Seriously i had never even heard of 009 ....Interesting vid...Incredible what can be achieved.I am now into the annual G Scale track cleaning..Especially fishplates..Session.One big job.Got my shed base done...Ready for a shed now....For the Triang rebuild.....Cheers Ade

[@10thstudio]

This is incredible! It might be just what I need! I am building a small terminus layout right now but I've been wanting to do some narrow gauge but haven't known where to start. This is just wonderful! The only thing I would say is that there seems to be a bit of "flashing" (excess plastic on some of the models), is it just a teething problem for a new process? Nothing a file won't solve but worth keeping in mind.

[@directedbydave9798]

This is excellent! These models are a great example of railway modeling on a budget! Keep up the good work!

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks, struggling to keep up with demand at the moment so we seem to have hit the right spot!

[@kevinhale9400]

My daughters boyfriend has just acquired a 3d printer and has had a lot of success producing some quite presentable gaming miniatures for dungeons and dragons gaming nights. Your results look just as good and I want to see what results you get for 'OO' guage kits.

[@ChaosXOtaku]

already bought your railbus got my eye on a few of your wagons as me & my dad are going to be doing a dual gauge railway (3 rails) with 00 & 009 so looking forward to future transactions

[@georgewyatt6712]

Hi Mike & Douglas "WOW" what superb items you have there, can't wait to see if you come up with a station building and the prices look O.K. I am doing 00/gauge so it would be worth a look if you did some 00 maybe coal wagons. Regards George...

[@SMTMainline]

I believe this is the future of this hobby.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

N gauge range now on our website

[@jtrain1814]

hi smt

[@alexhill9169]

This is perfect, I am in between deciding if I should stick to 00 or go to 009 but have been reluctant because of how much scratch building or cost is involved with 009. I may consider getting one or two for a small test layout in 009. Thank you both.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

That's Great, thanks.

[@daviemaclean61]

Superb. I plan to have a go at making some of my own, as per your previous 009 videos, but I will definitely give these a look too. The only loco ( as yet unbuilt) I have so far is a Kato chassis and a 3D printed body.

[@tomkelly1395]

Hey this just a suggestion maybe you could do locos in oo gauge that are not rtr at the moment like lner w1but some what popular

[@bernardprice8316]

Guys fair play to you what a great idea and what a way to bring cheaper railways to the masses as well as having the opportunity to maybe build a business from your ideas, how did you get into 3d as it seems damn complicated to me?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Luckily Douglas does CAD at school , but it did take him a week to get it all set up and working properly

[@kents.2866]

This is awesome. Thanks guys. Looking to make an early UK RR in N scale. And rolling stock isn't easy to find. I can find US stuff 1940s to present day any day of the week. But UK wagons. Forget about it.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Glad we could help

[@stashyjon]

Wow what great idea. You really do deserve to be saluted as heroes of modeling for these. I would be very interested in seeing what you can do for 00 in the future. Some ideas for 00? Something like the LNER Y11 petrol shunter? Something based on the Wisbeach and Upwell 0-4-0 steam trams? A freelance rendition of a Y10 double ended super sentinel? A victrian looking 0-4-0 well tank? A fireless 0-4-0? I await developments with interest

[@BudgetModelRailways]

We have literally just been discussing making the upwell and Wisbech tram loco! Also the idea of a Victorian loco, thanks

[@WHRBERT]

What a great idea, really like the 009 diesel, going to have to treat myself to one of them!

[@BudgetModelRailways]

I was particularly pleased with the way the diesel came out

[@stevenpitts6665]

These look cracking! If you have a go at 00/H0 I’d be very interested in something industrial, small, along the lines of a Ruston 88, Motor Rail or Hunslet. Thanks

[@NedsTrains]

That’s a really good price probably the cheapest oo9/n gauge things I have ever seen. Well done Mike and Douglas. 👍🚂

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks, we wanted to live up to our name

[@AndysShed]

You seem to be getting some good results with that 3D printer. Could you tell us (or even better make a video) about some of the technical specs? Eg what printer do you use and what type of plastic filament etc? As for model ideas, How about doing something a bit different and doing some body kits for miniature railway rolling stock? The type of things you see at the seaside / theme parks etc? Nobody else seems to do the 15 inch gauge and under stuff. I also think 3d printing would lend itself really well to semi-low-relief buildings. You could do the front of a building like a 3 storey Victorian terraced house but do the bottom floor seperately, so it could be a shop, a house, a bank or whatever. I don't like card kits because there is no depth to the detail, so a 3D printed kit that was about an inch deep and could go up against a back scene with just enough depth to make the interiors believable or get a light in would be excellent.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks for the ideas. We have experimented with building you can get really good detail, on the down side they take a really long time to design and decades to print!

[@tanfield02]

one idea i know i would buy is a 009 quarry hunslet, just a susgestion guys, loving your work, keep it up.

[@barrycobb6710]

At last items in a sensible price range, well done. Think I will take a diversion into oo9 now as space and budget limited.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks. Also take a look at our short OO coaches and rolling stock, I found I could get a lot of OO in a small space.

[@harryunderhill5604]

Wow I’m not a 009 modeller but I’m extremely impressed, definitely interested in buying some oo gouge kits if you produce any. Great prices hope they will sell well Best wishes

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Thanks Harry, we have a couple of OO projects planned

[@Alan-ly4rb]

Interested in OO when you get around to it. Am in Australia and would like some short wheelbase passenger coaches/brake/mail vans etc.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi Alan, Our short wheel base OO Gauge kits are available here: www.budgetmodelrailways.co.uk/oogaugerollingstock.html

[@jonballard1]

Totally understand. Do a freelance double Fairlie style engine then. Two chimneys are better than one. Plus two sets of cylinders on articulated locos always looks great

[@BudgetModelRailways]

The problem of suitable motor chassis would still need to be overcome. Even using two 0-4-0 would require an articulated joint between the two. It's something we might look at a way in the future but at present we have over a dozen existing projects to work on, inc two new 009 wagons and buildings. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Jameswgm]

Great vid as usual. Just out of interest, what sort of price range was your 3d printer? Also, what software did you use to design the builds?

[@lukenoble3319]

This is a superb expansion for you! You have priced your models very well. Can I just put a request in, would it be possible to make some alternative bodies to sit on the Hornby Smokey Joe chassis? I think it would give more variation to the amount of affordable industrial shunters out there.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

That will be our first OO project, we have a donor chassis and have ideas for about three bodies

[@Locoforce]

Brilliant idea I Ightfield build a 009 layout now but is the kato chassis motor thingy included with the locos? Of not how much a really they seperately?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, no it's just the body, we have a link on the site to Amazon which are the cheapest source we could find, approx £10

[@Sammy1234568910]

I've bought a few 3D printed things to fit Kato chassis of the Shapeways website (another platform for you to sell these on mabey), and I honestly think it is the future of budget railway modeling. I would suggest mabey explore experimenting with WW1 era War Department Light Railways kits. more and more people (myself included) seem to be making WW1 trench/field railway themed layouts recently. However it is not an easy thing to get budget rolling stock and locos for, so it might be an interesting seller for you. Your box wagon and tippler already resemble to a degree some of the distinctive wagons they used. perhaps you try producing something like a protected simplex petrol loco? Just a suggestion it all looks great and will definitely give your website a good look.

[@totalal4601]

Bodyshells for the hornby 0-4-0 chassis would be really good. I'd grab an industrial diesel or two no problem!

[@BudgetModelRailways]

That's fairly high on our priority list , I fancy a class 07 style.

[@ukvintagerail2406]

00 would be great thanks for making a bigger market range and inspiring me to make more complexe models on a pocket money budget

[@davidsheriff8989]

How about scenery, bridges, fences, telegraph poles, signal boxes etc etc?

[@theguru18]

hi love this idea looks rely cool (as Im a scale modeler) can see potential for sum rely nice models, have you had any thorts of making locos for outer kato chassis?

[@towcat]

Do your models also accept N scale couplings or would that require aftermarket modifications?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

They are designed to take the 009 so would need adapting. The 009 are much easier to shunt with and makes them compatible with the vast majority of 009 models

[@timsytanker]

Very good! How much surface clean up is there to do?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Like all 3D kits they will possibly need a bit of sanding and a bit of filling , but not a great deal, they come out pretty clean

[@matthewsnowdenshunterguy3352]

Hi there. These look REALLY interesting! Is there anything u or we can do to achieve a better finish to the model?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Like all 3D models they would benefit from some sanding smooth and maybe a little filler in the joins.

[@kevinwilliams1602]

Sounds good, very interesting collection, 009 not my thing but, if you ever get into body kits for Hornby's ubiquitous 0-4-0 chassis I may take a look at them

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, As it happens that is our intention for our first OO gauge project as it is one of the few available OO chassis

[@kevinwilliams1602]

A couple of ideas, maybe a tram engine, I realise the chassis is too long for truly small engines, and what could be done to convert the excellent Bagnall shunter ( I own two) ?

[@stargawper]

nice one mike, please show us the fully completed models painted and filled. Regards Kev

[@sparkshot]

Could you please reveal what material you are printing in? I got a Robox Dual printer but so far have not found a good glue to use for what I make, maybe I need to buy a different filament. I got loco kits I design and sell via Shapeways (search Sparkshot Custom Creations) and use my printer mainly for prototyping these. If you could advise on filament and glue combination I'd be greatful. :) So far my favourite material to print in is HDglass, a modified PETG. Basically water bottle plastic.

[@rinnmhor]

These look great, well done. I've an 009 line on the layout using one of those kato chassis. Can you post to Ireland?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Yes can post to Ireland no worries, just let us know what you are interested in and we can get you a postage price. Email us at [e-mail]

[@rinnmhor]

Thanks for that. I'll drop you a line.

[@otisjb]

Hi. I'm sure someone's asked this already, sorry to be annoying, what 3D printer is it? Thanks!

[@TheJpec361]

Excellent models! 009 is HO size utilizing N Scale track?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Effectively yes, although we use OO in the UK not HO

[@patrickwebb7311]

This legit makes me want to do some modelling in 009 gauge, and I'd love to see some OO/HO stuff. Also, if you need some freelance modeling, contact Dean Da Silva on facebook, he models live steam locos, and I'm sure he could do something for this. Hope that helps.

[@alextopley2657]

Well now I'm tempted to go 009 and just buy a few of your shunters!

[@alexrivers5425]

Nice one! I am interested in 3D printed stock and loco bodies. I model in 0 gauge and I have been looking into 0 gauge narrowgauge for a layout i am thinking of making. I dont know how many people are interested in this scale but i thought i would be an idea for you. Thanks, Alex

[@johnslade3104]

Now that is a nice budget idea. How about triang 2.6. 2 motion brackets I,m in need of 3?. Currently can not get them at all

[@jakedarling7549]

If you did do some 00 gauge, what do you think you'd do? Something to fit the generic 0-4-0 or 0-6-0 chassis?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Probably exactly that , we have a few ideas

[@wp5206]

Brilliant! Good luck with your new venture.

[@richardingrey3871]

hi how about some 'o' gauge snow ploughs, [that could be fitted to smaller loco's], as then they could be mounted [for temp; use.

[@BeetonHoughJunction]

Great idea guys, the stock you've done look good maybe you could do some flat bed wagons, the pricing is really good, look forward to see what other stock or building you do thanks for sharing Beeton Hough Junction (Dave C)

[@AndyHudson-ModelRailwayBuilds]

nice selection of wagons on offer at a reasonable price as well, might be building a budget 009 layout so will order your stock if so. Did you do anymore with that 009 diesel, looked like a mini class 24 or something like that. If I do the 009 layout will upload progress on KZbin, but it won't be at your level of budget, sort of the next level up in costings etc, hope your ok with this. Thanks Andy

[@BudgetModelRailways]

I would like to find time to finish the larger loco but it's very much on the back burner. Even we flash the cash occasionally and go up market a bit, but don't tell anyone lol

[@onlinefriend3889]

Maybe this seems a bit complicated, but in the future do you consider create something in the LU region (e.g. passengers, station/non-station buildings, scenery, benches, etc.)?

[@GW-jw9vs]

I recently bought a new 6 wheel bogie of wish that is coplete with garing, requiring only a motor. It has six wheels and would be a great base for a ho/oo 0-6-0 or a diesel bogie. I think it cost 7 quid, but in bulk it could easily be adapted to your 3d project. I tthink a resin printer would be the way to go as the detail can be outstanding and easily rival hornbys best if done correctly.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, do you have any details of where/who you bought it from please, thanks

[@GW-jw9vs]

@@BudgetModelRailways dl.wish.com/tK88X

[@jonballard1]

Two words... double Fairlie! Maybe you could use two hornby Caledonian pug 040 chassis for the power bogies. I will definitely buy one. From a cad point of view, design one end then repeat for the other. Please consider, cheers

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi . As we have mentioned a few times, there are problems around actual factual designs. Firstly obtaining plans, then the huge amount of research required inc working out how to build it, plus potential copyright and intellectual property issues. Then the rivet counters will tear it apart if every last rivet isn't right! Always assuming there is a readily available cheap motor chassis of course. It's much easier to build a freelance design all be it in the style of a particular design.

[@jamostrainos]

If we have a printer already, how much would just the .stl file cost? Interested for any upcoming 00 gauge stuff.

[@donald_c0]

Love the idea! What is the printer that you are using? Could you also do a whole layout with this? Or track for 009?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

We have a long term plan to look at producing track, although points might be a problem

[@DoncasterA1Music]

You should try and make some Talyllyn locos, like Talyllyn, Dolgoch, Sir Haydn, and more. Bachmann has made a Thomas and Friends Skarloey and Rheneas locos, which are based off Talyllyn and Dolgoch, but there aren’t any of the other talyllyn engines

[@thattrainguy]

Wow, very impressed by that 3D printer, definitely have to look at buying one. Have a look at the PECO 15ft and 10ft N-gauge wagon chassis as I use these to make short wagons and coaches for oo9 as they are very simple and only about £2-£3

[@BudgetModelRailways]

I did look at that, the issues is fitting and buying the 009 couplings, by the time you have bought the chassis and the couplings it's cheaper to buy the 009 bogies

[@thattrainguy]

fair enough, could you remind me what type of 3D printer you bought?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Creality Ender 2 Mini

[@thattrainguy]

thanks

[@themidlandcompoundarchive9430]

These look really nice, might get a coach for my 009 layout.

[@jamostrainos]

Hi guys, just wondering if sketchup was the only program you used to make these, because if youve been getting grief using sketchup, a) i feel you and B) i’d highly reccomend tinkercad

[@joshualoynes7408]

How long did it take to fully print out a coach?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Approx 6 hours as there is a lot of detail in the CAD design

[@davidhylands4555]

Looking good. Will wait for OO

[@edwardgray6167]

Very nice. It'd be good to see some more fully furnished kits if these take off - internal features where applicable, windows and maybe a new iteration with clip-in roof or base. I suppose weights would be good as well. I guess it really depends on how well these sell in the first place. Good job though, they look good.

[@mikebrowster8126]

Well done guys, look forward to more.

[@sparky107107]

what 3-d printer did you get?

[@danieludellybum5163]

Where do you you purchase your cheap paints for painting your locos and rolling stock

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Anytime I see a shop selling paint cheap I buy a load. I like the Humbrol RC acrylic range and will happily buy them new as they have rail specific colours and dry to a nice satin finish.

[@lahirudarshana3704]

Nice to see your improvement. Hopefully you will add other scales as well.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

OO is planned and possibly N

[@davidcutts2650]

Good for you guys👍Wishing you success in the project. Only “Playing with N gauge” at present. So not for me - Yet,

[@themidlandcompoundarchive9430]

Also I would suggest making a 00 gauge tram loco, I think that would go down well.

[@johnjohnson467]

full agreement there,jpj

[@ILikeTransport]

a oo gauge tram would be good. or a n gauge tram to fit the Kato chassis. I model in both scales and I would like a cheap n gauge tram.

[@icklebean0365]

They look amazing!

[@intercity-mq6qv]

If you are going to do n gauge cood you do the class 33 to fit the kato bo-bo chassis and 4tc if possible?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, the Kato chassis is much too short for a class 33 sadly

[@intercity-mq6qv]

Ok

[@MrMagandy]

Great idea would defiantly be interested in some N gauge stuff

[@BudgetModelRailways]

N gauge range now on our website

[@patrickwebb7311]

I thought of another idea: maybe you could do a freelance LNER J70, that would be a pretty simple model to make, I think.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, yes it was one of our initial ideas. The body is straight forward , fitting it to a chassis is a bit tricky but not a big problem. It's on the list, it's just a question of finding the time to make everything we would like to.

[@patrickwebb7311]

That's great. I look forward to seeing it. If you want to reuse the model shape and create 2 models, you could try creating a 4 wheeled LNER Y6. Hope that helps.

[@heaptoncollierymodelrailwa6011]

Hello guys I don't know how long it takes you to do one of these, but if you could do one for a Hornby Pocket Rocket then you could enter it into my competition (shameless plug) But I have fallen for that service vehicle and though I don't model 009 a may take one.... Great ideas as per guys Thanks Oliver

[@SBCBears]

Fantastic! And that's no my last word-- I'm very interested.

[@CasualInventor]

I saw a few seconds of Sketchup software in there. Have you done all of these (marvellous) designs in Sketchup?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

All of our models are made in Sketchup

[@CasualInventor]

I'm impressed. I use SketchUp from time to time but I find it takes ages to get things done. I do most of my 3D work in Fusion 360 now. You can get a huge amount done in no time, and it exports to STL format for 3D printing.

[@lukeprecious4602]

Hi guys, a tank loco body to fit the Electrotren 0-6-0 chassis for industrial or light railway use would be ideal for me.

[@nigelcarter9503]

Great video. How much is a 3d printer?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

£300+ , plus you need CAD software etc

[@nathandelay]

How much did you pay for the 3d printer.

[@slwilliams75]

Well done, chaps. Hope they take off

[@a.r.productions]

I searched online for the Kato chassis, but they are n gauge are they still compatible? Also there are multiple product codes such as 11-103 and 11-107 which one should i use?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, our locos are designed to fit Kato n gauge chassis 11-103. We have a link to the cheapest place to buy them at the bottom of this page. www.budgetmodelrailways.co.uk/009gaugekits.html

[@a.r.productions]

Budget Model Railways Thanks for the information

[@FredWilbury]

late catching up guys .....looks like some great stuff.....regards fred

[@liamferra9621]

Class 08 in both n and OO would be lovely!

[@sambrown1322]

Will you ever make track?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

It's a long term plan, but there are some technical issues to work out

[@DoncasterA1Music]

Could you ship the 3D-printed stuff to United States?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Yes, we have shipped to Canada, Japan and Australia so far

[@Cocogram95]

I think this is a brilliant Mr Potter. have you ever thought stone station buildings?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

We are experimenting with buildings

[@johnjohnson467]

this is great,very good idea,interests me,great idea.jpj

[@adambridgewater]

What glue would you use for putting the bodies together?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

super glue, plastic glue, appoxy and any other glue that is designed to glue plastics

[@ELPaso1990TX]

Would be great if you could 3D print an N gauge Voyager (class 220/221) carriage or an N gauge class 390 Pendolino carriage as these are very rare to buy as individual coaches and I’m looking for one to put on my derelict rolling stock siding.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

The technology we have isn't up to that

[@Mikeythomas16]

I think you should have a "photocopy fee" where you pay e.g. $60 and you get the computer model for you to print yourself, you can print as many as you need or just one if your crazy like that. Of course you'd decide the price.

[@BudgetModelRailways]

The only problem with that is, and this what happened with some of the download buildings, is that you can also then print them and put them on eBay etc yourself, reducing our potential sales. I know of one 3D company where eBay was flooded with rip offs. Sorry

[@ricc136]

Can you dou a review of the 3d Printer?

[@peterkelford]

Also, building kits?

[@JrtheGreenFox]

I'm in Australia How much would that cost?

[@BudgetModelRailways]

Hi, all shipping costs are on out website, thanks

[@JrtheGreenFox]

@@BudgetModelRailways Ok 😁👍