There were a few items that I did not get printed in the first go around for the small engine repair shop. I added them to my last order.
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| I used an N scale tractor and some printed parts I designed to make an HO scale riding lawn mower. Here we have a seat and steering wheel shown with the partially disassembled tractor. |
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| In a previous post I showed the single blade model, so here is the double blade model with the belt drive. I am missing the steering wheel on this one, so I guess it is in the shop for repairs. |
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| Here is another riding mower I based on some online pictures of 1949 era Fairbanks Morse riding mower. |
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| The bench grinder I ordered with my original group of designs was too small, I sized it wrong, so I resized it, and ordered it along with some more chain saws, a air compressor, a large engine to set out back as junk, and another rider. |
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| I will have several chain saw motors, both as junk out back, and setting on benches in the shop. They are one of my favorite details. |
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The Winchell riding mower was manufactured in Fort Scott Kansas, so in the late 1940's, so I thought it would be a perfect fit for my model railroad. Here is my model based on some pictures I found online.
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Two more post planed on 3D printed items from shapeways, then I will start on some items that I designed and printed on an Afinia H series printer to which I am a part owner. There are a few pictures of items I have printed at
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/11204.
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