Almost Finished with the 3-D GE Electric Steeple Cab

Like everything you do Don, FANTASTIC.

Marty, coming from you that is the ultimate compliment. Thank You. Don

That is absolutely fantastic work Don, my hat's off to you!

Mike 

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!

That looks awesome Don! 👍

Thank you guys. Just four screws pulls off the Williams shell and the same four screws fit the same place for the GE Electric shell. Don

An article coming describing this fantastic build, Don?

Yes Allan, it was a long journey. Much longer than I ever thought. Many changes, many wrong turns. I will start in a couple days as soon as it's completely finished. Don

Don, that is a superb looking project!  Yes, I will certainly look forward to reading an article!!

What 3d printer are you using?

Ultimaker 2 but I call it the LocoMaker 2. What do you use? Don

That is awesome Don. Great job.

Very cool work!

Terrific work, Don!

Does it fit the K-line S-2?

Bob

Bob, I did make a few shells that will fit on the K-line S-2. They have the same cab but longer front and backs. The ones I'm making now are for the Williams 44 toners. Don

Please put me on the waiting list for one if you go into production Don! 

I think I'd be interested myself.

Most impressive!Are you planning on offering the cool boxcab shells for sale?

Hey Chris, get in line.   What a hot locomotive that will be.   That will be one great article to read in OGR.

After struggling to cut plastic for my models, I look forward to this new technology. The prints that I've seen are usually way too rough, or too expensive. I thought I'd be too old to try it, by the time it became mainstream. I also think.... by the time I could afford it.

I have to say congrats, it looks very good.

Marty Fitzhenry posted:

Hey Chris, get in line.   What a hot locomotive that will be.   That will be one great article to read in OGR.

Absolutely! I have a perfect candidate for the conversion. 👍