Author Topic: Looking For Someone Who Can 3D Resin Print N-Scale Merchant Ship Fittings  (Read 344 times)

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Following in the late Peter Nolan's footsteps, presently designing a large (i.e., 48" long x 7.14" wide) N-Scale container ship model, I am seeking someone who can and is willing to 3D resin print merchant ship detail parts such as bit posts (i.e., conical frustum and round), fairleads, hawser line guides, fore masts, J vents, radar arrays, winches, and windlasses from my completed stl files.

Should there be interest, this could become a steady opportunity if I end up creating other vessels such as a bulk carrier ship, a C2 cargo ship, a T2 tanker, the circa 1956 - 1965 Ideal X container ship, and a smaller, contemporary container ship.

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Re: Looking For Someone Who Can 3D Resin Print N-Scale Merchant Ship Fittings
« Reply #1 on: November 09, 2025, 07:34:49 PM »
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Renderings of the model with its various detail parts can be viewed in the following TRW link:

https://www.therailwire.net/forum/index.php?topic=60279.0

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No longer looking as I have gone ahead and purchased several DLP printers and wash/cure stations.