3D printing for model railroading?
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3D printing for model railroading?

01 Aug 2008 3D printing for model railroading?

Posted at 11:55h in Model Railroading by

Shapeways looks really interesting. According to Technology Review you upload a 3-D design to the website, and 10 days and $50-$100 later, you receive a polymer version of your design.

I can see this as really handy for creating masters for items that I want to replicate in urethane or plaster, such as bridge parts or passenger car sides. Cool!

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