You could make every one of these projects with a 3D printer!
Not sure what “3D Printing” is all about? Check out 3D Printing 101.
Choose a project category in this list or from the menu in the tool bar at the top of the page. Bridges & TrestlesElevated track supports and platforms Buildings / StructuresChimneys & Smoke StacksDetail Items
Docks and PlatformsLoading docks, platforms, and loading ramps Electrical & TelecomElectric transformers, pole-mounted transformers and a “Trainphone” junction box Hobby AccessoriesSeveral handy-to-have projects for your layout and work bench Machinery and Tools
Parts and Upgrades
Signals and Utility CabinetsTrackside multi-head signals, block and dwarf signals, trackside cabinets, switch stands, and more. Signs and BillboardsSilos, Tanks, and VatsBrewery tanks, residential heating oil and propane tanks, and other small tanks. Standard Gauge ProjectsStructuresBig ones and little ones, with more on the way! Structure Details |
3D printing of small model railroading items is an exciting new area of enjoyment and exploration for many model railroaders. This 3D Catalog is a growing collection of 3D printable model railroading items that are downloadable and printable on your 3D printer. All the files for each project have been packaged into a single zip file for one-click downloads. The zip files include images, diagrams, instructions, measurements, and of course, the files you need to make the part with your 3D printer.
Below is a list of the folks who, through their hard work, dedication, and generosity, have made this 3D Project Catalog possible. We greatly appreciate their efforts in advancing the hobby and sharing their knowledge for the benefit of all to enjoy. All these folks are teachers, sharing their experience and knowledge to teach new 3D modelers how to enjoy this fascinating part of the model railroad hobby.
If you have project files you would like to submit for this 3D catalog, please download this CHECKLIST pdf file. |
Here are all the contributors to the OGR 3D Catalog.
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A wide view of Dennis La Rock’s layout, with a little help from Photoshop!