Mini Train - Brick your Diorama

Mini Train - Brick your Diorama Special

This is the seventh Mini Train… time for a special one! Let the Mini Train drive with the hand-wheel through your own design. You get an blank brick base with a tunnel to build your own diorama with well known brick manufacture. Wish to see a lot of cool builds in the comments. Who can build the best diorama?

The new Track & Train is 100% compatible to the previous designs. 

The studs are designed with an offset to print without additional contour compensation and fits well with other bricks.

All printed parts are designed to get an good result with a 0,4 nozzle and this time i tried to use less colors and reduced color changes for a fast printing time. 

More is coming… stay tuned….check the “Mini Train collection” and leave a follow👍

Printing:

Note that some parts are very small. Good adhesion is necessary!

Following PLA Basic Filaments are used 

Green (Terrain)

Black (Base)

Silver (Track)

Brown (Track)

Yellow (Train) 

Other colors are possible of course, look what you have in stock. Think of an winter or sand brick build.

Assembly:

*watch this video from previous design:

→Insta

You need just 6pcs round 4x2 magnets for assembly.

• Insert 3pcs  Magnets in the train and wagon with same polarity
• Insert Magnets in the 3 pins. All with same polarity but opposite direction than before! The Pins must attract the train!
• Insert 4 magnets into the hand-wheel same polarity and same direction like the pins
• Place the pins to the base. Use the train to hold them in  place

• Arrange the pins so that they are caught by the wheel and press it into position.

• Insert connectors for easy positioning. 

• Use the little connectors to place the terrain on top. You can add a bit of glue to combine.
• Place the train to the magnetic position and have fun 

I hope you like this little project.

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