The search for a perfect 3d print.

ASA and resin combination.

[@ciaranburke3243]

Shell looks awesome, well done 👏

[@bradandteinacook3506]

Wow awesome as always.

[@3dprintedscalemodels523]

Very interesting , thank you for this :)

[@TristanMorrow]

Acrylonitrile styrene acrylate. Seems like a good material! Does anyone pour castings anymore with, say, polyurethane resin? Seems the level of finish you take the 3d prints to would make excellent masters for silicone molds.

[@rodrigoreybolomey]

Impresionante el resultado, donde consiguió los modelos 3d para impresión?. Muchas felicidades excelente trabajo.

[@davidtraveller2444]

Riekus - I have subscribed, I have watched, I am fascinated by your incredible process, I love your delivery - but I am at a loss....please, please , boys, boys, boys make a video about the 3D printing process, from plans, drawing, scans - how do you do it?? did kan ook in Afrikaans mekeer, ons verstaan maar almal..

[@NickBurman]

Brilliant as usual, especially the ASA filament tip. However, why don't you build yourself a small sander using an electric toothbrush to get hold of all those corners? I did mine using an Oral B brush and it's an must-have tool. If interested, get in touch, and I'll give you the whole recipe on how to make one.

[@3dprintedscalemodels523]

Hello, could you please send me details of the sander, I too am investigating 3D printing, I created a complete layout in 3D, see the world's first fully printed O gauge model railway, the sander would be very useful, thank you

[@NickBurman]

@@3dprintedscalemodels523 take one Oral B electric toothbursh and remove the bristles from the head. Get some sheet plastic and cut a disc the same size of the head oscillating disk. Glue it using 2-part epoxy to the head. Once its dry, cut some double-faced tape, attach it to the pad and trim it. Cut some sandpaper and attatch to to the tape. Cut the excess off and enjoy.

[@jamesdenny4734]

Say, you have an accent, and the engine looks American. Are you in the United States? It's not a problem if you do. It's that most modelers (99%) model equipment of where they're from. I'm just curious.

[@riekusvanderwesthuizen471]

Morning James!!! I am from South Africa. The Diesel loco is a South African Class 34 GM that is an EMD export loco.

[@railwayjade]

I wondered if you get dummies in this large scale

[@riekusvanderwesthuizen471]

Man.....we would have to build some.