Same here, Ewerthon - welcome to the group.

I saw a Modern Models program on the History Channel about packaging, and it 
showed the industry using 3-D printing to make prototypes of proposed plastic 
soft drink container designs for testing.

Interesting, to say the least.

Bob Nicholson  __________________________________________

--- In [email protected], Pieter Roos <pieter_roos@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Ewerthon;
> 
> Welcome to the group!
> 
> There are lots of possibilities using the technologies you discuss. Certainly 
> many other minority scales like TT and HOn30 are using it, sometimes with 
> mixed success, but still pushing the limits of the technology. I'm sure there 
> are people on this list who can supply drawings and information from 
> published sources, maybe supplemental field notes if needed, and can critique 
> your 3D renderings before committing to resin.
> 
> Please let us know what you are interested in doing as a project. It might be 
> worthwhile spinning off a separate group for the actual nuts-and-bolts of the 
> development. 
> 
> BTW, your English is fine. Please do sign your posts, especially to show us 
> how you'd like to be addressed.
>  
> Pieter E. Roos
> 
> 
> --- On Mon, 12/5/11, Ewerthon Mota de Abreu <ewerthon04@...> wrote:
> 
> > From: Ewerthon Mota de Abreu <ewerthon04@...>
> > Subject: {S-Scale List} Solutions for S scale growth, by me.
> > To: [email protected]
> > Date: Monday, December 5, 2011, 2:12 AM
> > Hello folks, this is a simultaneous
> > post in s scale list and SSTOT. I´ve observed the talks
> > about how few models are avaiable. I indeed agree. Wondering
> > about some ways for this wounderful scale to growth I began
> > to think in some ways to overcome the issue. If most of us
> > cannot agree in specifically models, we can use 3d printers
> > like www.shapeways.com This is not the only one, there
> > others providers that have very high resolutions. Jim King
> > use 3d printer, also know as rapid prototyping in
> > smokemountainmodels. I´m a 24 old guy and professional and
> > certified Solidworks (a very good 3d cad program) and I
> > really want to draft S scale models for S scale community.
> > The main diference that I believe to have, is that I´m not
> > looking for money. I already have my own construction
> > company in South America where I currentely live. My
> > interest is to have more model options in s scale, if I can
> > make a list is PRR congressional, NYC Empire State Express,
> > correctly modelled, but also Budd RDC and Pioneer III,
> > Dash-9, Big Boy, UP 4-12-2, and also Up double diesels and
> > turbines. Beign standart gauge is enough to get me
> > interested in model, my only issue is that I can´t model
> > from photos and undetailed diagrams like the ones I found on
> > net. This only generate ugly and incorrect shells that can
> > be used in Trainz or Microsoft Train Simulator. By the way,
> > the s scale guys could look at this folks that make free
> > add-ons for simulators as an example. They were one of the
> > reasons for the growth of this trend, they turn virtual
> > railroading atractive, most due to variety. If we can start
> > to think in some "open source" mind/union of modellers (in
> > effort, one provide plans, other draft, other tell is
> > something isn´t accurate), and add quality, then we have
> > some real hope of chance the actual situation. Sorry if my
> > english is not good at all, it´s not my native language.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > ------------------------------------
> > 
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> > 
> > 
> >     [email protected]
> > 
> > 
> >
>




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