One of the first things that I modeled for 3D printing was a platform canopy. I realised that it would be relatively simple to produce a mix and match system that would allow you to make up canopies from a series of components. Basically a system of columns, trusses and roof panels. From my Shapeways Read More …

When I create I new model, I always create the model in the design software at full size. I know that the minimum printable dimension for something printed at Shapeways  is 55mm. This scales down to just a fraction over 0.7mm when reduced to OO scale and just under 0.4mm when printed at N scale. Read More …

Scalescenes provide downloadable printable card kits. You provide the card and they provide the instructions and texture overlays. If you have built any of their kits you will know how excellent they look, how clear the instructions are and how sturdy the end model is when completed. The Scalescenes website has been completely updated. John Wiffen, Read More …

Well a few months ago I thought it would be a great idea to set up a website that would give me an opportunity to provide information about the 3D printed models that I’ve created that are available to buy from Shapeways. Wont take me long I thought. With a rush of enthusiasm I bought Read More …