PREMIUM N Scale Rural Town Gas Station & Cafe (#1 of 7 in set)

This is a custom designed and 3D Printed replica of a real life building located in a small town on the Canadian Prairies.

This particular building is part of a set of 7 buildings modelled in N Scale (1:160) using Google Street View images from the small rural town of Rouleau, SK, Canada. The buildings were often featured in the Canadian TV Sitcom "Corner Gas" located in the fictional town of Dog River. The full set would serve perfectly as the quaint small town setting for any N Scale Model Railroad.

Google Street View:
www.google.com/maps/@50.1926277,-104.9141268,3a,75y,159.19h,84.8t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sh4pTh5o8rZjdcdrXX6kAlw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

N Scale Rural Town Gas & Cafe Set Features
- 7.00" L x 5.00" W x 1.44" H
- 9 pieces
- Gas station (shell, roof)
- Garage (shell, roof, door)
- Cafe (shell, roof, deck, sign)
- Garage door opens to accommodate vehicles
- Gas station, garage, and cafe all click together to form a single building
- Files are provided with & without designed-in supports to suit your preference

PREMIUM Features:
- Each model is meticulously designed to scale (1:160)
- Fabricated in PLA Plastic
- Wall thickness: 1.6mm
- No glue required, all parts snap into place
- Ready for paint and finishing
- Removable roof structures facilitate internal finishing
- Interior walls for applying paint or wallpaper
- Precision interior slots for installing clear windows
- Can accommodate interior lighting with just a few drilled holes

More than a year was spent perfecting product design methods and fabrication processes to produce these beautifully crafted N Scale models of real world buildings and structures. The process begins by carefully examining Google Earth and Google Street View images in order to obtain accurate dimension measurements and scaling for the targeted model. Next, utilizing CAD software, a digital replica of the model is created employing meticulous design guidelines painstakingly developed through countless prototyping iterations. The resulting premium digital file is now ready for fabrication. In the final step the physical PLA plastic model slowly comes to life one layer at a time on the heated bed of an FDM 3D Printer which has been finely tuned and optimized to reproduce the highest possible quality.

Other services:
Custom 3D model design and fabrication of almost any building or structure less than 100 ft in length and width. Must be clearly visible on Google Street View or be provided with photographs and dimensions. Please inquire.

Warning: When printed these models contain small plastic pieces that may present a choking hazard to small children. Recommended age is 10+ years.

All my creations:
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SLICER SETTINGS for FDM 3D PRINTING

STL files are provided with and without designed-in support structures. I prefer using the designed-in supports but you can use slicer supports if you prefer.

The delicate window frames and signage required well tuned slicer settings for best results. Here are the Cura slicer settings I used on my 3D printer with exceptional results:

My FDM Printer

Prusa i3 Clone
0.4mm nozzle
Direct drive extruder

Key Settings - Important for my printer

Retraction (4.5mm)
Retract Speed (45mm/s)
Jerk (8mm/s)
Acceleration (1000mm/s2)
Combing (All)
Coasting (On)

General Settings - Can be tweeked for your printer

Material (1.75mm PLA)
Layer Height (0.24mm)
Walls (0.8mm)
Top/Bottom Layer (0.72mm)
Infill (10%)
Tool Temp (200C)
Bed Temp (60C)
Print Speed (60mm/s)
Wall Speed (30mm/s)
Adhesion (Skirt, Brim on larger buildings)
Support (Optional)