New Detail Parts!

Karl.A

Money well spent Terry !!

glandesjr

These are amazing, Brett. The level of quality and detail you are able to create is truly leaps above anything else out there. Now you just gotta make more O scale kits to include them . That way I don't have to buy them cheapskate that I am

TomMich

Geesh! I've been gone for a week and some amazing new detail parts come out. Look great! Ordered some to add to my collection!

MuddyCreekRR

Just got my O scale shop stove.....outstanding.....I feel the need to stoke a fire....

admin

Thanks! Super excited about all the new details coming. Changing the way I design kits as parts can be tailor-made to suit an exact scene and dimension. I wanted to make craftsman kits to create detailed scenes and 3D Printing is taking that desire to a whole new level!

KKarns

Such a thrill to be witness to the evolution of SierraWest Scale Models kits leading the industry in fine scale modeling! Well done Brett...and thanks to all involved in the process.

KKarns

Just placed an order for a selection of the new 3D printed detail parts Brett posted...awesome stuff got to check the out

Dave_S

Thanks Ken,

I had checked for new 3D printed detail parts earlier today before these pieces were posted. Got an order in as well.

Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ

KKarns

Nice Dave...exciting stuff.

TomMich

I have mine coming! :-)

TomMich

Earlier I received my orders for the Deer Creek Mine detail set and for the oil drum on a stand. The Mine set includes the horizontal tank. I thought it a natural to pair the tank with the stand for the oil drum. The diameter of the tank and drum are a match for a fit. I sure do like working with the 3D details. Perhaps a taller stand could be in the works!

admin

TomMich said:

Perhaps a taller stand could be in the works!

Hmmmmmmmmm

Karl.A

Great work on that tank and stand Tom, finishes are really well done, hard to imagine it's HO.

Also, I really like your thinking 'outside the box' by putting that larger tank on the lower stand made for the standard 55 oil drum. As you say a slightly taller stand would fit that larger tank perfectly.

Nice subtle new product persuasion Tom, ha, definitely looks like a great new combination may be happening sometime.

brownbr

Nice job

KKarns

Nifty idea Tom. I agree, a 3D printed stand, made specifically for this tank, would be a bit higher and the cradle and legs further apart length wise . The stand here, made for the horizontal oil drums, fits those perfectly and more in proportion. Like your choice of a light base color as the rust, dings, and scratches show up nicely.

TomMich

Thanks for the comments. I had the tank in the Deer Creek Mine detail set and thought it needed a stand. Then the drum on the stand came out and I thought it was a natural. I tried it and the tank fit the stand and the rest is history. I agree a taller stand would be neat. A combination tank and stand would be a next step! :-)

Robert.G

Nice work Tom !!!

TomMich

Thanks Robert.

JSiekirk

Brett - your 3D printed details are fantastic. As you know I'm working on a large batch of them for the Superior & Seattle Railroad.

I just started a list on my iPad of "Detail Castings that I wish I had" I will be sending it along with pictures in the near future.

kebmo

i would love to see an o scale outboard motor.......

Dave_S

That would be a neat detail
How about some beer cans and pop cans before the pop top era? (Something else that would be neat to create labels for.) I recently read that beer was first distributed in cans the 1930's.

Later, Dave S Tucson, AZ

kebmo

a detail that i would think would be fairly easy to draw would be a large propane tank for heating fuel along side any structure.

transformers and insulators are a couple more.
but that's just me;......