Modelling a tramway
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preparing next 3D print
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photomatch of planned tracks
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@jo-ke as a train enthusiast has 3D printing become the better approach to model making than buying kits?
Those earlier prints look great.
I know 3D printing has changed table top gaming. Is it the same for train modelling?
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In 3D printing I am able to get models that don‘t exist. There are not many Tramwaymodels on the market and most time they are not good ones. Here I. Am get exactly what I want. But it is a lot of work and takes much of time.
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I’m running out of accolades for your wonderful trains and trams. A simple fantastic will have to do. I’ve always wondered how difficult it is to acquire dimensional plans and drawings for these little marvels ?
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what AI tool are you using?
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@L-i-am it is just the simple Nano Banana on gemini.
i used that prompt:
"Photographic image of the interior of a tram in 1975, traveling through the vineyards between Ellerstadt and Gönnheim, smoking passengers, conductor with money changer and uniform checking tickets, keep geometrie, bright sunny day at fall"
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new render of a project of 2022
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Eureka, I think you have it...
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I started to model that tramway for a 3D Print.
Meshyscan in foreground
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3D Model is finished:
this is how the finished model should look like....
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Killer result
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is there a Pugin to draw rails along path?
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ProfileBuillder would be a good option.
Or CurviLoft
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