Created 1 months ago
Remixed 3 times
Description
Naked corners on a model building always look unfinished and make it impossible to hide the seam when you butt it up against a side wall. I've added alternating quoin stones up both edges that wrap the full thickness of the part to cap it off.
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A 4mm scale (OO gauge) wooden side gate, complete with an outer frame. Features standard vertical planking on the front, Z-bracing on the back, and basic hinge and latch hardware. Specs Scale: OO (4mm to 1 foot) Opening: 12mm wide Overall Frame: 15mm wide, 26mm high Orientation: Posts and rear bracing sit flat on the build plate for easy printing.
An accurate 1:76 (OO scale) side gate and structural frame, designed to fill the gap between small detached model houses. The model features correct proportions for a standard 6x3ft domestic timber gate. Scale: OO Gauge (4mm to 1 foot / 1:76.2) Dimensions: 15mm overall width, 25.5mm overall height. Details: Deep V-groove planking on the front face, traditional Z-frame structural bracing on the rear, and integrated miniature hinge and latch hardware. Print Advice: Can be printed upright in resin for maximum detail, or laid flat on its back for FDM printers to maximise structural strength.
A classic Czech hedgehog tank trap, scaled for RC crawler courses, tabletop dioramas, or just sitting on a desk. Built from three intersecting L-beams around a solid center block, it’s oriented to stand securely on three legs with the bottom tips sliced flat for better plate adhesion and stability on hard surfaces. Remix & Scale Hooks Dimensions: Currently set to a 75mm span with 8mm wide, 1.5mm thick beams. This is a great sweet spot for 1/24 scale crawlers. Beam Profile: Uses standard angle-iron (L-beam) shapes. You could swap these for I-beams or square tubes if you want a different structural look. Pairings: Scale it up 200% for 1/10 scale RC rigs, or print a handful at the default size to scatter across a gravel pit or desk mat.
This lightweight hardware suite is designed for custom chassis builds, keeping the overall footprint low while providing a sturdy base. The components are arranged flat on the build plate for easy, support-free fabrication. Flight Hardware The Deck: A 50×55 mm central mounting plate. It features a solid 2 mm deck surrounded by a 3 mm retaining wall, ideal for corralling electronics or batteries. The Skids: Twin 50 mm long landing legs. They have been heavily cored out to reduce mass, leaving just a rugged 3 mm footprint and sturdy outer struts to handle hard landings.
1/24 Scale Linear Ramp. A straight wedge built for indoor carpet use, featuring a 45mm rise over a 200mm run. The deck is cut with 1.5mm traction grooves to give foam or rubber tires something to bite on, and the underside is hollowed out around three longitudinal trusses to prevent deck deflection without wasting material. Fitment Checks Track Width: The ramp face is exactly 150mm wide. Check your chassis track width — anything over 130mm is going to struggle to stay completely on the deck. Scale: Designed for 1/24 or 1/28 scale chassis (SCX24, Mini-Z, etc.). It is generally too narrow for 1/16 scale and will absolutely not fit 1/10 scale. Clearance: Approach lip is 1.5mm thick.