N Scale - 3D Printed GIRDER BRIDGE - Paint & Weathering

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[@bayshoretrainguy9879]

Excellent video. Very informative and helpful.

[@randydobson1863]

hello Nscaler454 & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Nscale454 & Friends & Randy

[@Howie2025]

Very nice bridge. definitely needed in N scale

[@tommynorwood5184]

Very good work looks great. Thanks for sharing. 😎😎 👍

[@gerdeguelle1967]

Nice print

[@KraigSickels]

I have a deck girder bridge that needs to be painted, thank you 😊 for some tips .

[@folkertvanwijk5168]

That is a really nice bridge! How wide is it! And could you possibly make the side walks smaller?

[@nscaler454]

It's 1.5" wide. Changing the sidewalks would be too much of a redesign.

[@Bliz0516]

Do you use any matte varnish or anything else to seal your weathering powder? Great bridge model

[@nscaler454]

Don't do it! I tried spraying a matte coat over the powder and it removed it all.

[@georgebono8655]

NIce print. What style printer did you use and did you draw it yourself. I filament print these bridges and have a problem with the top flanges. They won't hold the filament and droop. Putting supports under it is a real mess to cleanup. Any ideas would help. I can fill the gaps with putty. Thanks George

[@nscaler454]

I designed it and I use an Anycubic Mono X resin printer. Filament printing isn't the best for the fine detail needed in N scale especially.

[@dexterdog62]

“Don’t let anyone tell you four inches isn’t big enough. It’s fine.”
My wife would beg to differ.