N Scale Diamond Coal Corp - CUSTOM Petcoke Addition

[@YardLimit]

Nice job kitbashing the coal mill.

[@DIYD]

Nice bringing back in the deformed shed from way back 👌🏾

[@nscaler454]

Yeah I think it works

[@someguy2637]

Looks Great! Guess you can't call that kit bashing. I worked in a coke plant facility at a local area refinery, and that is very close to the real thing. Now all you need is the piles of coke and dust to make it complete. Super job. Thanks for sharing the video.

[@elleryparsons5766]

Love the Building. It Rocks.

[@alberthofer679]

Looks amazing Sir. Keep up the good work.

[@Longshadowsmodeltrees]

Nice job, looks great. Bob

[@tommynorwood5184]

Nice job looks great. Thanks for sharing.

[@williamriley7304]

Cool job!thanks for the ideas!

[@the_BRD_sub_byDonHennessy]

Looks good, nice job. Cheers

[@SFCRambo60]

I found that the tube of Bondo red works so much better than the plastic putty. Also easier to sand and form.

[@nscaler454]

I will have to look into it. Thank you

[@gerdeguelle1967]

Looking great

[@ericmorissette8222]

Looking to do the same elbow for the belt how can I purchase one?

[@nscaler454]

Go to my website www.nscaler454.com and send me an email. I'm sure I could print one.

[@62DieselBoy]

What 3d printer do you use. How difficult to use is the program that designs the pieces, is the program expensive?, love your channel. I'm getting ready to start my n scale build too

[@nscaler454]

I use the Anycubic Mono X. It's 4K and now they have 8k versions. The 3D design program I use is Fusion 360. It is free for educational/personal use. There is definitely a learning curve, but basic things are not that difficult. The slicer program which takes your 3D stl file and makes it printable is Lychee. It is also free.