Russian Dacha Window and Gingerbread now available

[JSteinman]

I have made a deal with Chris Benshoof to put the items he designed for my Russian dacha up for others to use. They are not inexpensive, but they can be recast to reduce your overall cost if you wish. These are the only 1/35 scale items like this available at the moment - believe me I looked at all the dollhouse web sites and aftermarket sellers and model railroad offerings.

The real deal:

The 1/35 3D renderings:

There is more to come too, so check the shapeways shop in a few days.

https://www.shapeways.com/shops/falconminiatures

 

[jknaus]

Very cool. Lots of great stuff being created and Shapeways seems to be the go to place for 3d printing.
Thanks
James

 

[moon puppy]

Technology is really changing the hobby, for the better I'd say.

 

[JSteinman]

Yes I would say it sure is on the way to doing that. Still 3 windows and all the gingerbread for less than the cost of a top of the line kit. I mean really this house is going to take as much time and effort as a kit, so why not.

 

[JSteinman]

Corner column is ready to print. Stay tuned more to come!

 

[ausf]

It's not that expensive considering what it is and there's no others out there.

Excellent stuff.

I really want to get into 3D printing, I'm just afraid it's a rabbit hole I'll never be able to crawl out of.

 

[JSteinman]

I really want to get into 3D printing, I'm just afraid it's a rabbit hole I'll never be able to crawl out of.

Me too, but I fear this dawg is too old to learn new tricks...

 

[Duke Maddog]

That is magnificent! That will really make some houses pop!

Thanks John for convincing him to do this.

 

[Novorus]

Wow, just wow. So love this and really wish I had room or budget to get me some :woohoo: :woohoo:

 

[moon puppy]

Yes I would say it sure is on the way to doing that. Still 3 windows and all the gingerbread for less than the cost of a top of the line kit. I mean really this house is going to take as much time and effort as a kit, so why not.

Well stay tuned, 3D printers are going to be so affordable one day soon that we'll have them in our houses printing out every day things. Yeah, almost like Star Trek replicators.