3D模型 009 零四零自由 lance 罐式机车

009 0-4-0 freelance tank engine

2024-04-16 03:51:37

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Summary

I am an 009 modeller and wanted a tank engine using a more realistic chassis than the Kato 11-109 which invariably results in a tram engine design. This is the outcome.

Print Settings

Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.12
Infill:
10%
Filament brand:
Sunlu
Filament color:
Any colour
Filament material:
PLA

Post-Printing

Removal of supports

If you are careful the support should all come out in one piece once it has been released from the footplate of the loco. The roof is printed as a separate item to avoid having support that would be near impossible to remove and to allow access to paint the cab interior.

I printed the roof flat after having a failure when printing it up on its end so take great care removing the support structure here. A sharp modelling knife with a chisel type blade worked best for me but keep fingers out of the way.

How I Designed This

A freelance 009 tank engine

I wanted to make a loco to fit the Kato 57-201 small England chassis from Peco/Kato. As this has a more realistic steam engine look to it. I already had a saddle tank in my collection on the Kato 11-109 chassis, so this was an opportunity to make something different, and as I have not seen any other models on Thingiverse using this chassis I thought it would present a challenge all of its own.

Inspiration came from a number of sources https://www.thingiverse.com/DoubleM_Models being one of them along with some research of my own.

With this design the chassis should simply slip into the body and the two ridges each side of the chassis should engage with the grooves on the tank side to hold it in place.

I will leave couplings up to the individual builders as there are plenty out there to choose from.

Custom Section

Finishing

The loco has been cleaned of stringing and some more obvious lumps and bumps but will require some final sanding to remove the remainder before priming with an acrylic primer. Once this is done it can be decorated in a colour scheme of your choice.